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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1936
Page
6
A week of strange visits by a trapper at the Smiling Pool leads Jerry Muskrat to a log where he finds treats. He sits, splashes, and a hidden trap ensnares his tail, revealing the danger of becoming too complacent. The trapper planned the ruse to catch him and warn readers about wary behavior near food and traps.
A short children story fragment shows Papa getting caught by a leg after his tail springs free. Jerry is frightened and in pain but focuses on escape rather than the cause or consequences of the capture.
A Kitchen Cabinet recipe collection describes a cottage cheese pie mixing eggs cottage cheese sugar coconut nutmeg coconut milk and milk with optional lemon peel. It also outlines methods for a custard like pie and a lemon cake filling with flour cornstarch and lemon rind. A bread crumb pastry crust and a ginger molasses cookie dough are included with steps for rolling chilling and baking.
Beat two egg yolks with orange juice and lemon juice until thick. Stir in sugar and grated orange rind until smooth.
A poem reflecting on social class and mortality. The speaker contrasts rich and poor at a funeral, asserting no difference in tears or heartbreak. Death equalizes status, urging inclusive compassion for all who suffer, regardless of wealth or position.
A navy blue and white plaid novelty crepe box coat is paired with a white novelty crepe dress featuring a pleated front and a gores skirt, creating a smart spectator sports ensemble.
Mount Ararat is a twin peaked volcanic massif near the Armenia Persia frontier south of the Caucasus. It is noted for extent rather than height with peaks under 17 000 feet. Limbs inhabited, summits explored, and the ark narrative is misinterpreted in Hebrew text mentioning the mountains of Ararat.
A thunderstorm lightning strike lit a tank shed fire on a dock. Mike closed five gas vent doors to keep the tank from exploding, then swung along a brace and slid down a six inch pipe to safety despite flames and collapsing stairs, losing skin and clothing in the ordeal.
The excerpt references William Hickling Prescott born in Salem Massachusetts in 1796 and his scholarly method, alongside the history of Helgoland in the North Sea. It notes pirate activity, Hamburg action, and shifting control between Schleswig Denmark and England, with a note on Zanzibar trade provoking protests.
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