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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1939
Page
3
Reader Ruth Wyeth Spears shares a home decor tip with a skein of braid and a blue glazed chintz chair. A practical anchoring method used by professionals is sketched, tied to a shopping tour and a line of Spears sewing books offered for 25 cents each.
Favorite Recipe of the Week explains a batter using 114 cups sifted flour 3 teaspoons double acting baking powder 34 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons sugar 2 eggs well beaten 134 cups milk 1 cup Grape Nuts Flakes 1 tablespoon melted butter or shortening 1 cup fresh blueberries Stir dry ingredients then combine eggs and milk and mix smoothly Fold in flakes and berries Cook on hot greased griddle Makes about 24 cakes with hard sauce.
Luther Burbank suggests that holding loving thoughts toward people animals plants and nature and being of service to the world leads to growing happiness each day. He asserts happiness brings health and everything you want.
Rex Hale visits Casper Kneeland in New York and finds a powerful yet troubled circle at Halcyon Camp on Long Island. A race with Dr Craig exposes tension, while a skull card and unseen schemes hint at danger as Hale considers his future role and Joans’s influence.
Gardeners cannot expect excellent yields year after year without fertilizer. Use a complete commercial fertilizer, spread evenly over the soil ten days before planting, about three pounds per square rod. After three to four weeks, apply a light side dressing of one to two pounds per square rod alongside the rows.
A short meditation from Ohio Farmer urges readers to acknowledge hopeful spirits facing daily struggles. It notes the shared joys and fears of neighbors, the effort to provide food and shelter, and encourages smiling at others rather than whining.
Ferry-Morse tests identify varieties best suited to local climate and guarantee germination and vitality each year. Each seed packet is dated with the mark Packed for Season 1939 to assure buyers they will grow.
University of Chicago anthropologists announce a project using tree ring dating on charcoal from old campfires villages and stumps to fix year dates for Midwest Indian cultures. Dr Fay Cooper Cole chairs anthropology with Dr Florence Hawley leading field work to build a master chart of the region.
The article notes two authorities agree on Doris as Greek in origin but dispute its meaning. One claims it means a sacrificial knife, the other “of the seat.” It cites Greek myth where Doris is a sea goddess, daughter of Oceanus and Thetis, mother of sea nymphs, and mentions Doris as a Greek name also used for a girl.
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