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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1947
Page
3
The booklet No 83 offers guidance on delivering clear persuasive remarks and maintaining audience attention. It covers staying poised in public and provides sample speeches along with notes on parliamentary procedure. Send 25 cents to Weekly Newspaper Service in New York for the booklet.
A household guide suggests mixing equal parts flour salt and vinegar to rub tarnish from brass and copper utensils. Use a scrub brush then rinse in cold water and dry bristles downward to avoid water soaking into wood. Loop mattress handles may be made from heavy cretonne or ticking and sewn with heavy cotton to aid turning the mattress.
A simple sweeper attachment removes dust particles and hair before washing the bathroom floor, making cleaning quicker and easier. The tool glides over surfaces to gather debris, reducing effort for a thorough finish.
In a Reno cabin, Will and Jan confront a failing marriage. They recall happier days and discuss reconciliation as Jan plans to stay, then Will realizes the embers of their bond can be rekindled. He rushes to the house to reclaim their life together.
Eureka Illinois showcases its pumpkin heritage with more than 10000 free pies to visitors during the fifth annual Eureka Pumpkin Festival September 26 and 27. Highlights include the Pumpkin Bowl Game featuring Eureka College and Kirksville State Teachers, Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman as guests, a pie baking contest, a pie coating contest, a pumpkin queen pageant, a parade, and various ceremonies at Eureka campus and stadium.
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In Tulsa Oklahoma Jeannie Madsen becomes Mrs Lee Odom and faces a tangle of in law ties. The bride’s mother becomes her mother in law as she is stepson and stepdaughter in law to the same family.
A papal bull lets Eskimos replace the Lord's Prayer phrase daily bread with daily fish. Previously they prayed for bread though they baked none, and the change grants them a new version of the prayer acknowledging their diet and surroundings.
In Mankato Minnesota the Spring Lake Community club celebrated 25 years after forming when a district school was abandoned in 1922. Farmers formed the group to use the old schoolhouse as a meeting place and it remains the hub for gatherings, potlucks, and discussions led by members between farming duties. Gov. Luther Youngdahl attended the anniversary dinner and the club humorously read old minutes.
Ringwood New Jersey owners Ringwood Mines Inc restart mining on 877 acre site between Hope and Whaleback mountains purchased from War Assets Administration for 1.275 million dollars. Community residents return from urban factory life as digging resumes with plans to employ 600 workers and revive regional industry once more.
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