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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
6
Johnny Chuck nurses wounds after the teeth of Reddy Pox prove sharp in a mischosen home site. He sits on his doorstep licking injuries and realizes the wall is too high to spot enemies. He recalls past ambushes by Reddy and Mrs Fox and fears future repeats without Bowser nearby. An automobile rushes past the wall.
A scene from a rural tale shows Johnny Chuck wounded after a fight with Bowser the Hound and longing for the Old Orchard home where Polly Chuck awaits. Sammy Jay remarks on the folly of stubbornness and urges Johnny to reconsider returning home to protect Polly Chuck.
The poem notes that a person’s actions toward others depend on the relationship between friend and foe. It contrasts a child’s or “baby” approach with adult behavior, suggesting conduct is guided by who one is and who one knows.
The text outlines a method to serve lamb with mint jelly molded in lemon halves and garnished with cress or parsley. It gives a mint jelly recipe using vinegar water green coloring sugar spearmint extract and pectin, to be boiled cooled thickened placed in molds and covered with paraffin for storage.
The article notes that Phat baseball, regarded as America’s national game, traces its origins to the English game of rounders and mentions the first club in the long history.
The text details a jelly recipe using lemon juice and water for five glasses, then describes an Apricot Roll method. It covers mixing flour with baking powder and salt, cutting in butter, adding egg and milk, spreading with butter and jam, rolling, flattening, placing in a greased pan, and brushing with milk.
A humorous mix of schoolroom doodles and half formed facts from 1933 humor columns. It parodies science and language by joking about dew on leaves carafes and a long necked Africa animal warning others. Julius Caesar is linked to March and Halloween is misused in casual verse.
Interior view shows the Reichstag after a recent incendiary blaze attributed to Communists. One suspect confessed to setting fires across the great chamber, which houses parliamentary sessions, and the chamber was completely burned out.
Michigan's Larenace Gamber, famed for drives exceeding 300 yards, is highlighted for his remarkable distance at Oakmont and Muskegon. The piece notes his left shoulder power, straight left arm, pigeon toed stance, and unique swing mechanics that aid his carry and distance.
United States Department of Agriculture notes Stewart's disease in dent corn may cut yields by up to 25 percent. Breeding resistant varieties is the primary defense as surveys show wilt injures dent corn through leaf spotting, weaker stalks, and lower quality. Illinois, Ohio, and Indiana see higher prevalence. research continues.
The 1932 world feed grain crop including corn oats and barley reached record levels, up about 18 percent from 1931 per the Bureau of Agricultural Economics US Department of Agriculture. Exports fell from 1931 with corn shipments showing larger declines, while barley and oats held steadier. Factors include smaller Argentine supplies higher corn use in Romania and low export prices. Argentina faces locusts and drought reducing corn acreage. South Africa 1933 crop not favored. Russia stable. Danube barley plantings down slightly.
The Department of Agriculture notes nearly seven million pounds of red clover seed are imported annually as U S growers fail to meet demand. Experts say Intermountain region could grow it for national needs and soil improvement. Washington Star reports.
German agricultural co operatives are increasing in influence as they number over 40000 with about 4 million members. They back government aid including farm product contingents, lower mortgage interest rates, and tenant protection against eviction, with the latter two already laws.
The Montreal Herald notes sweet clover rising in value as a major honey source in many localities. The article cites its prominence and expanding use as apiculture advances.
January 19 York column discusses memory lapses and amnesia as serious, with reference to Colonel Raymond Robins. It notes amnesia types including localized retrograde and anterograde amnesia, and explains how individuals may develop new personalities or forget recent events while retaining some abilities.
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic that makes weak women strong with no alcohol. It notes the product sold by druggists in tablet or liquid form.
A reflective piece argues that there may be no absolutely normal brain since everyone contains quirks and biases. It explores how individuality shapes behavior and perception in everyday life.
Constipation can become chronic after age forty and lead to piles and other disorders. A doctor should decide treatment while Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as a safe, effective laxative for all ages. It is described as free of griping and suitable for babies, with use for digestive discomfort and bilious symptoms.
A man dedicates his time to maintaining the home while his wife focuses on making it worthwhile.
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