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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1948
Page
4
Home canners are urged to finish late season relishes such as Spiced Shapes Spiced Grapes and Apple Butter. Recipes for Chow-Chow Tomato Chutney and Corn Relish are given with steps to seal jars and keep vegetables crisp and uniform.
A shy teenage violin student named Sam struggles with family poverty and pride as he endures lessons with Harriet Sweet. She longs for friendship and mothering, while he hides his hurt and plans to replace a broken violin. Their fragile bond hinges on music and trust.
A friend named Sam asks for a violin loan purchase. He offers to pay 75 dollars, hoping to buy the fiddle Mrs. Sweet lent him through their friendship. She suggests if he can raise 50 dollars the violin will be his, revealing the emotional strain of money and loyalty.
Lynn Chambers presents a home menu featuring pot roast of beef browned potatoes green peas with onions molded grapefruit salad biscuits with apple butter baked pears and a beverage recipe for serving.
A lively survey of school fashion fads sparked by Petticoats Hinging Down and youth culture. The piece notes can can bustles slim skirts, uniforms with hidden petticoats, pegged hems, convertible petticoats, and cinema inspired styles. It cites Good News and Captain from Castile as forces behind jumps in dress codes and dances.
Advertisement promotes making lawn furniture at very low cost with ready to use patterns. It claims patterns provide full size parts and exact locations for assembly with step by step directions. Readers are asked to send 35 cents to East Bird Pattern Co in Pleasantville New York for Pattern No 75.
A husband writes to Pearl admitting fault and cheering up the family. He credits constipation relief to a daily bowl of Kellogg's All-Bran with ample water and even suggests baking muffins. He signs as Joe, promising to be the "bran new man."
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