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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
6
A factory fabrication method produces pre built concrete panels that can be joined to a studded frame. After a foundation, panels are attached to light reinforced concrete columns, allowing walls to be erected and interiors finished in any weather. Sponsors claim panels can be installed in one day.
Danny Meadow Mouse frets about capture by predators including Billy Mink, Redtail Hawk, and Snapper the Turtle as he weighs escape from danger after crossing the Smiling Pool. He resolves to use his wits to avoid a deadly meal and to find a way home.
A reader asks about hash for a picnic and the reply says hash is not made but an accumulation. A second letter from Lew Tennant asks whether to marry or join the army, with an incomplete answer noted.
A love poem extols the beloved's value beyond wealth. The speaker says life lacks nothing when near the beloved and attributes heavenly harmony to their presence. Even troubled days fade as long as the loved one stands by, promising enduring support through years.
A brief note from D ZERT suggests joining the army yields pay for combat. The writer recalls seeing five people rise and leave a dining room at the Astor hotel and ponders the reason. The Associated Newspapers WNU Service provided the item.
An advice note from the Western Newspaper Union offers practical tips on flavoring common dishes. Suggestions include nutmeg with fresh beans, mace with oysters, ginger or mustard for zest, cinnamon in oatmeal, lemon rind with mush, orange peel with gingerbread, sugar in vegetables and soups, and salt to enhance sweetness and browning.
Anemone, among spring’s first flowers, is linked in the Greek tale to Venus and Adonis. Adonis dies from a boar’s wound, his blood mixing with Venus’s tears to birth the mythic bloom.
In Salladasburg Pennsylvania five year old John Fritz Jr slashed his eight month old brother James with a pen knife amid a belief in a hex. The Fritz family sought a powwow to remove the spell but the baby died and the alleged hex remained a culturally rooted fear among Pennsylvania Dutch communities.
In Greenfield Ohio a woman who later became a preacher sent a dime to Jenaro Wolfe, who recalls a pear stolen from his grocery basket two decades ago. The note claims no further restitution is due unless the pear is worth more than ten cents, promising the remainder if applicable.
Seventeen years after his body was found George Thomas was buried with his brother William in the same grave. George disappeared in 1912 and a skeleton found in Madison county North Carolina was identified by clothing. William, who kept the body, was later found near his home apparently murdered.
Pittsfield residents report Blackie a nine year old queen and her seven year old daughter Polly have produced 222 kittens. They live with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warner, forming a remarkable feline brood in Massachusetts.
This fan rug by Grandmother Clark draws attention for bright colors and alternating light and dark panels. It measures 58 by 30 inches, uses about four pounds of material, and centers on green and red. Twenty handmade rugs are shown in Rug Book No. 24. send 15 cents for the rug book and mailing instructions to Home Craft Company Department C, St. Louis, Mo.
Reasoning that low red blood cells cause fatigue the ad touts S S S Tonic as a two fold aid. It claims to stimulate digestion and supply minerals to rebuild oxygen carrying cells, boosting appetite sleep and energy. Sold by druggists in two sizes with economy option. Begin today.
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