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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1938
Page
6
The piece invites readers to mimic Eddie Collins in Alexander's Rag Time Band, promising mastery of intricate onstage strokes. It notes the lesson will leave learners experienced and quite messed up.
A hostess guide by Betty Wells outlines practical party staging tips. Prioritize appearance, prepare a ready outfit, and plan a last minute primping schedule. Focus on a single high point meal or touch, stock sparkling service ware, and decorate with garden blooms if possible. Keep the house simple, clean, and organized with space for coats and a mirror. Invite only as many guests as you can comfortably host.
In the Laughing Brook tale Farmer Brown's Boy fumbles fishing after finding trout heads and a huge muddy footprint. He suspects Billy Mink but fears a new Green Forest resident, Buster Bear, watching him. Both Little Joe Otter and Buster Bear hide as he heads home, hair rising from fear.
Two preserved specimens at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago are pygmy tree shrews of the East Indies known as Dendrogale. A skeleton and a bottle specimen are examined as they closely resemble the earliest mammals found in fossil records.
The fragment references an old covered bridge moved to Henry Ford's Greenfield Village. It notes Detroit and West P terms, indicating the bridge was transported to the historic site. Details are incomplete but center on preservation at Greenfield Village.
Two simple pattern designs for home sewers include a play suit with shorts and sunback bodice and a matching frock with a straight skirt and bolero. A second dress features breast detailing, Victorian sleeves, and a fitted waist with six-step construction. Patterns priced 15 cents. order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago.
A set of ten trivia prompts includes: lake of Mississippi origin, identity of the Druids, author of a quoted line about America’s wars and conferences, definition of a papal bull, largest city south of the equator, most traveled US highway, origin of the name Florida, share of global films produced in the US, native language of Turkey, and a famous cathedral clock marking holidays and religious festivals.
A quiz lists items on cinema market shares and a Turkish language reform. It notes American motion pictures dominate foreign markets at 70 percent and explains Turkey's 1928 switch to Latin letters with mandatory learning for ages fourteen to forty in Constantinople. It mentions the Strasbourg cathedral clock tracking time, festivals, sunrise, moonrise, and planetary motions.
The notes list Lake Itasca Minnesota as a starting point, the Druids of ancient Britain Gaul and Germany as priests, and Will Rogers as a referenced figure. It cites an edict of the pope and places Buenos Aires Argentina. It also notes U S Highway 1 near New York City has the heaviest traffic per the American Automobile Association and marks a discovery on Easter Sunday Pascua Florida the Feast of Flowers.
A concise reflection on how a kind person spreads pleasure and joy, noting that a generous disposition turns surroundings toward happiness and elevates the mood of those nearby. Washington Irving style underscores benevolent influence.
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