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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1941
Page
7
An employee asks for a raise noting marriage plans. the employer teases a larger fund for household expenses. The employee clarifies the request is not about expenses but the future wife’s exact bearing of costs.
Sewing Circle presents pattern No. 8878 in sizes 34 to 48. The outfit includes trimmed coveralls and a pretty tie, designed to stay in place and protect dresses. Materials listed include 214 yards of 35 inch fabric for No 1 and No 2, 314 yards trimming, 154 yards for No 3, and 214 yards frills and binding. Order information follows.
Pattern advertisement from Chicago requests 15 cents with coin for Pattern No Name and Size. Mail to Room 1324 at Wacker Drive, Chicago.
Gardeners are advised to keep the flower bed trimmed for ongoing blooms. Regular picking of annuals like Marigold Zinnia Petunia Sweet Peas and Snapdragon encourages flowering while edging flowers such as Alyssum benefit from periodic complete cuts. Perennials including Delphinium Sweet William Coreopsis Dianthus and Pyrethrum should be pruned when in prime to prompt a second bloom.
The quiz asks which science is called the dismal science, which inventor made motion pictures possible, what makes fish slippery, and how gun dogs work.
An economics note discusses Thomas A. Edison. A description explains a sea creature with a mucus coating to reduce water friction. The U.S. Weather Bureau defines a solar halo as sunlight refracted by countless six sided ice crystals in the upper atmosphere.
An advertisement promises quick relief from stomach gas and misery from ADLA Tablets. It urges readers to ask their druggist for ADLA Tablets today to improve sleep and eating comfort.
A reflective note quotes H. G. Wells on silent women and loud scolding spouses. The line contrasts verbal reproach with silent communication, suggesting restraint or unspoken power in a quiet temperament.
A clipped quip from a vintage column mocks marriage vows with a dialect joke about a young man wishing to marry but remaining single. The piece leans on regional speech to deliver a humorous reflection on commitment and social norms.
Woman asks if the Fidelity Insurance company is real and requests to insure her husband’s fidelity. An onlookers’ dialogue captures a brief insurance inquiry and confirmation.
The landlady requests a deposit and the new tenant provides it. They threaten to seek a receipt or trust as the next step, signaling formal rental arrangements.
A quotation from Samuel Johnson emphasizes a positive view of temperance and daily diligence, suggesting every hour is propitious for steady effort. The saying frames temperance as a bright guiding principle for everyday life.
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