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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1935

Page

6

Danny Meadow Mouse Homecoming

Danny returns to the Green Meadows from a tense night in the Green Forest. He fears a harsh reception from Nanny Meadow Mouse but is welcomed with relief and affection when she discovers he is alive. The tale highlights a childlike trust in parental love and safety.

Green Forest Danny Green Meadows Whitefoot Meadow Mouse Redtail Lttle Nanny Meadow Mouse Nanny Danny Meadow Mouse T. W. Burgess

Easter origins and octave in ancient church practice

The text notes Easter likely derives from Eastre, a Saxon goddess, and mentions the ancient church celebrating an eight day octave. It also describes tithe alms given to slaves to purchase freedom and communal enjoyment during the period.

McClure WNU Service

Greatest Depth for Diver's Work

The greatest depth for useful diving work is 275 feet. Pressure increases instantly inside the body as a diver descends, and individual tolerance varies with physique and health.

Question Box by Ed Wynn and letters in the newspaper

A collection of readers letters and humorous Q and A items featuring Benny Factor Della Ware I Rish and Sarah Toga Chips. The entries cover bigamy a White Elephant Party and a boy who brags about his saxophone playing with a misplaced tale about the Prince of Wales.

Mr. Wynn Della Ware Ladies’ Inquisitive Auxiliary Sarah Toga Prince of Wales

Making Ice Cream With Tapioca in Home Freezers

A Mottier Cook Book item explains using quick cooking tapioca to make velvety ice cream without a churn. Prepare a base with chocolate, tapioca, milk, sugar, corn syrup and eggs, then freeze in a freezer or in ice and salt for four to five hours.

Western Newspaper Union

County Fair Showcases Home Arts and Pride

The poem celebrates a county fair featuring Grandfather's peaches and prize pumpkins, Grandmother's jam, and intricate quilts. It praises skilled women for handiwork like embroidery and cobweb delicacy, showing how home crafts reflect love and care in the community.

Saxophone appearance before the prince noted

Clara Knett recalls that he appeared with his saxophone around 9 o clock, while the prince did not arrive for the performance until 10 o clock. The claim is that the musician appeared before the prince, per Associated Newspapers.

Clara Knett Associated Newspapers WNU

Potatoes Showing Promise in New Varieties Trial

Prof V Hardenburg from New York State College of Agriculture notes the need for improved potato varieties. US Department of Agriculture has developed thousands of seedlings, with Katahdin Chippewa and Golden among the leading trials. Future varieties expected, but full availability may take years.

Hardenburg New York State College of Agriculture WNW. Service United States Department of Agriculture

Live Stock Losses Heavier in Summer Time

Ohio State University extension specialist C. W. Hammans outlines two ways to cut shipping losses. Use sand as bedding for trucks and carrots in heat and ship livestock to arrive in early morning. Annual losses reach 30 million dollars with hogs bearing the heaviest burden.

C. W. Hammans Ohio State University Hammans Ohio

Crossbreeding in livestock practice and cautions

Crossbreeding involves mating pure bred animals of different breeds within the same species. It often yields larger, more vigorous offspring but the hereditary outcome is unpredictable. It should be used mainly by skilled breeders with market breeding opportunities. American practice favors existing breeds except for pets, so practical farmers should rely on experts.

Barnyard Brevities and Farm Updates From The Country Page

Reports note Germany buys Belgian draft horses while Egypt diversifies crops with onions. US honey output nears 100000 tons annually as 1984 Oklahoma crops falter. livestock dips nationwide though horses and sheep rise in Oklahoma. Heat relief for work horses is advised with hourly water and salt. South Plains Texas farmers invest $1 million in tractors in six months. The Irish Free State forms a flying squad to seize assets of nonpaying tenants. Insect pests threaten apple trees and oaks face hundreds of pest species. The screw worm remains a major livestock killer west of the Southwest. For poor sod lands, best practices include topdressing, plowing, disking, fertilizing and reseeding.

Farm Fire Safety Emphasizes Ladder Use on Farms

A USDA official urges rural residents to adopt small precautions to cut losses from fires. He highlights keeping a handy ladder for rapid access to fires, inspecting chimneys and flues, handling fuels safely, disposing of hot ashes, and maintaining stoves and wiring. He envisions water storage and reachable fire trucks at every crossroads as ideal but stresses the ladder as a farmer fireman’s best friend.

David. J. Price United States Department of Agriculture Doctor Price America

Postum Offers Free Week Supply to Readers

The Postum Company promises a full week’s supply of healthful Postum free to any reader who requests it via a written reply. The offer appears in another section of this newspaper.

Postum Company

Hail Ambition Ambitions the germ from which growth proceeds

The phrase presents ambition as the seed of noble growth, framing it as a driving force behind progress and achievement in human character. It emphasizes ambition as a foundational motive shaping enduring developments.

Milnesia Wafers Promise Quick Pleasant Elimination

Advert shows Milnesia Wafers as pure milk of magnesia tablets that correct acidity and improve digestion. Each wafer equals a tablespoon of liquid magnesia and helps elimination without griping. Sold in drugstores for 20c, 35c, or 60c and recommended by physicians.

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