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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1947
Page
4
A wife leaves a note to her husband of three months accusing him of a temper and neglect. She plans to vanish until he begs reconciliation, but risks disaster by returning before he does. She fears the consequences of his potential reactions and contemplates the fate of young couples.
Stella hides under a bed and watches Bill read a note that hints at a softer setting. He ponders gun or gas but instead changes clothes, smiles, and leaves, leaving Stella to ponder the clue and a plan.
A partially legible crossword lists horizontal clues like rumor personification and sheltered side with entries such as rumor personified and other term clues including scent length measure and instrumentals. The piece also mentions a solution in the next issue and ends with a few stray definitions and numbers.
Mums are a fall favorite that bloom until near Christmas and need cool moist air in winter. Water sparingly and pinch slips to start new plants in spring. The booklet No 29, Success With House Plants and Flowers, offers care for cyclamen primrose cactus geranium and others. Send 25c to Weekly Newspaper Service for the pamphlet.
A man described as gay debonair and popular explains a personal test for friendship. He values genuine interest in the other person and uses storytelling to gauge attention. The piece argues lasting friendships hinge on sustained, lively interest and notes most people miss this key trait.
The Labrador Current and the warm Gulf Stream meet at the Grand Banks off Newfoundland. The clash of waters creates dense fogs that threaten Atlantic shipping in that area.
Confederate General Stonewall Jackson was wounded by his own men on May 2 1863 during a reconnaissance at Chancellorsville and died eight days later in a small frame house at Guinea Station Virginia.
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