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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1947
Page
10
A collection of quotes urging faith in duty and courage. Lincoln argues right and duty, others claim great men take bold steps for bold aims. A Chinese proverb compares sorrow to birds over the head, not nests in hair, and a critic notes vanity over truth.
The piece advises easing children to admit mistakes to build trust for guiding behavior and warns against excessive guilt. It also explains varnished wallpaper removal using paint remover to soften varnish, then soaking, scraping with a wire brush and putty knife.
In interior styling, deeper hues like forest green, burgundy, garnet, and slate blue appear as new wall colors for wallpapers and paints. Papered ceilings gain traction in small rooms and hallways, framing intimate, decorative spaces.
Graceful white swan with pink waterlilies designed for embroidery on pillowcases scarves or guest towels. Includes stitch guidance transfers color charts and patterns 5148 and 5568 with order details and current demand note.
A comic exchange in a workplace involves a secretary asked to reply to calls and an employer joking about returning times. The dialogue features a manager firing a staffer and a clerk with a humorous envelope note.
The Hollywood starlet confides about her party and cake. She notes nineteen candles, one per year, prompting a quip about burning them at both ends. In a quirky aside a math teacher claims X equals zero, sparking surprised chatter.
Advertisement notes a baker’s business for sale after seven years under present owner. A humorous exchange about dating bills precedes the ad.
A playful exchange highlights a couple recalling their engagement from a quarter century ago and planning the wedding they delayed. The wife jokes about surprise missing reminders while the professor muses on the timing.
A woman book agent gained access to Thomas Edison and delivered a powerful pitch for a set of volumes. Impressed by the logic, Edison agreed to order them, then asked how she crafted such a long speech. She replied that their speeches are taught at the home office by means of the phonograph.
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