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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1938
Page
7
Cat-Tails Used As Food And Materials In History
Britannica Junior describes cat tails as edible shoots and flour sources used by Iroquois Indians and others. The root makes a starchy flour, syrup from the root, and the tender shoots were eaten as Cossack asparagus in England. Fibrous leaves yield mats and chair seats, while the flower is spun into cotton or silk substitutes and used as wound dressing in World War I.
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England
India
Britannica Junior
Law Books and Jails Full Too many people think that hu man nature can be changed by "Be It Enacted."
A reflective collection notes human nature resists reform and money matters, praising honest friendship and a mother's unwavering regard while observing men who talk shop and the folly of youth.
Slip Cover Closings and Finishing Details for Home Decor
The guide outlines choosing slide fasteners over costly decorator options and demonstrates how to apply a fastener to a slip cover seam. It covers prep, facing strips, edge creases, stitching, and finishing, with tips on final fittings and easy openings for slip-on ease.
Mistake O Graph Answers Incomplete Item List
A list of 15 odd observations notes failures in everyday objects and scenes. Entries include a question mark on a banner a telephone with no receiver a day night bay window a flower in a golf bag a Rover image showing only leg and air a nail failing to support a picture a singer’s head emerging from a radio a chair floating an unattached mirror a lamp with plug disconnected yet lit a cane in a flower bouquet a growling bear rug an unshaven gentleman spotted odd socks observed.
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Rover
Singer
Learners Are Doers in Pursuit of Skill
A speaker reflects that many fail by pretending to know what to do before learning. A famed inventor once mishandled a public address due to no prior public speaking. The piece asserts learning is essential, costly, and that learners become the true doers through effort.
Pepsodent with Irium Promotes Safe Bright Teeth
An advertisement asserts a cloud will hide the sun while promising whitening with Pepsodent and Irium. It emphasizes safety by stating the product contains no bleach grit or pumice and invites readers to try it for gleaming teeth.
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