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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1939
Page
7
A fragmentary Vienna exchange shows two locals joking about honesty and truth telling. The line implies a playful social dynamic despite a garbled ending, suggesting a satirical tone from a newspaper page.
A garden notice from TPS outlines which flowers should not be transplanted due to delicate roots, including Celesia and four o'clock. It also names flowers safe to transplant with care such as ageratum and calendula, and a third group whose growth may be stunted but not harmed, featuring larkspur and zinnia.
A collection of brief observations on character and behavior. It notes that admiration reduces effort to influence a child and that variety influences spending, while planning for an easy life affects happiness. It adds that obstinacy resists holding opinions and that habitual excuse makers sometimes fall behind. It ends with a saying about a good man moving to another place to prosper.
Ruth B Wyeth Spears at YES tells how a grandmother surprised herself by weaving five rag rug ovals for a grandson’s wedding gift. The piece uses color motifs peacock blue rust and black, becoming a handsome stair rug. Mrs Spears guides home decor crafts and offers free leaflets with book orders.
A set of trivia prompts asks about the speed of light lightning two European king brothers Wall Street origin vessels at Colorado river mouth quotation source Patriotism quote plant name obits tears pour parler origin of etiquette terms.
A quiz lists items describing a bead used in jewelry and a term for informal conferences among groups. It notes a tradition from Louis XIV at Fontainebleau influencing etiquette and the use of signs in garden beds.
National Safety Council compilation of state motor vehicle reports shows 9 percent of fatal accidents involve defective vehicles and 4 percent of non fatal crashes. The council notes mass statistics likely understate the problem and a previous study indicated defects contributed to about 15 percent of accidents.
A compact quotation asserts that life is a mission and that all other definitions mislead, with religion science and philosophy differing yet agreeing that existence has an aim.
A report states lightning reached 10 000 miles per second at the Empire State Building in New York. The claim ties to a dramatic measurement and raises questions about its source and context.
The advertisement touts a “special New York test” where 25 women reportedly lost fat using a plan. It urges lean meats, fruits, vegetables, and a daily half teaspoon of Kruschen in water, claiming safety and six weeks’ potency.
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