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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1945
Page
7
WNU reports a Washington outlook after Jap victory ends war. Con gress returns to a wary mood as public impatience and veterans demand swift peacetime reforms. Truman seeks to reorganize agencies, push full employment, and curb wartime distortions amid looming labor dislocations and reduced war orders.
A survivor recalls months stranded with only self during a shipwreck and the lone white face he saw in a river pool. A companion notes the implied suffering and sympathy.
Sonny asks for the camera amid a bull chase during a family picnic. Mom and Dad react, the scene centers on a sudden rural danger and a humorous instinct to capture the moment.
Fatty asks the photographer for a picture of Joan and he apologizes that he cannot do a portrait. It would have to be a panorama.
A playful riddle asks how many legs a centipede would have to lose to become an imp. The quirky thought experiment centers on counts of legs and the animal’s nature, inviting whimsical math and folklore whimsy.
Dialogue fragment shows Joe and Bil joke about a stuffed tiger trophy from an uncle. The line hints the tiger is stuffed with the uncle as a punchline.
Harry notes the main issue with resolutions as they go in one ear and out the other while Jerry laughs at the setup about self-improvement humor.
Veteran observer notes Chicago Cubs led by Charley Grimm in 1945 race for NL pennant with Cardinals in pursuit and strong pitching staff. Mentions historical figures Spalding Anson Chance McGraw Kling Brown Reulbach and current star players Hack Cavaretta Nicholson Passeau Wyse Derringer and Bluege.
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept advertises a 32 inch tall life size doll playmate with yarn hair and size 3 clothes. Pattern 527 includes the doll pattern and complete directions. due to high demand, orders may take longer. Enclose 16 cents with name and address to Chicago Illinois.
The white paying-off pennant shows a British naval vessel is homeward bound to be decommissioned. Though only two inches wide, its length equals the ship’s full length, sometimes hundreds of feet, and a balloon is attached to the end to keep it airborne.
Facts and tricks from a quiz show. Does an ostrich truly bury its head to hide Not really. Air speed for flute is high but not hurricane level. water or wind speeds differ. The proverb God made the sea we made the shore is Italian. Moon temps plummet but Earth stays warmer due to atmospheric and orbital factors. Pisa tower built as a bell tower for a cathedral and a monument. Key and quay are not perfect homonyms in many accents.
The list notes six distinct prompts. It states a pelican grabbing food with its bill, a distance of seventy five miles or more, The Dutch as a group, a concept that the earth is blanketed by air trapping sun heat, the bell tower built for Pisa’s cathedral, and that they are pronounced identically.
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