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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1948
Page
4
The American Music Conference released survey results from 4 537 U S families showing 60.8 percent place religious music, especially hymns, at the top of their list. Churches are rated above theaters and concerts as the leading outside factor in musical interest.
The advertisement promotes a two piece dress pattern No. 8212 designed for larger figures. It offers a choice of sleeve lengths and comes in sizes 34 through 48. Size 36 with short sleeves requires 4 yards of 39 inch fabric.
The article explains angina pectoris symptoms such as chest pain and potential vomiting. Home first aid is rest and keeping the patient quiet. If guided by a physician, nitroglycerin tablets placed under the tongue may be used. If pain or vomiting continues, call a doctor immediately.
A light dialogue shows Cary asking about home life while parents are away on vacation. Mary replies she broke only one dish today, joking that it was the only one left.
A playful line addressed to a kitten named Sammy on the hearth. The speaker jokes that if the cat parks there it must turn off its engine, delivering a light domestic quip with a cat as a humorous subject.
Einstein in Princeton reportedly ordered an elevator for his modest two story home. A friend asked why, and Einstein said he did not know but the elevator salesman was so nice he could not refuse.
Puzzle lists across and down entries with hints like weapons fruit cay defile mountain mournful mast and lofty terms. Entry solutions include periods of time commands music notes described and established terms along with places and objects matching generic crossword clue conventions.
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