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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1938
Page
6
Hal Clark 17 of Clark's Hill Ind led the grand champion 4 H pen of sheep at the thirty ninth International Live Stock Show in Chicago where exhibitors from across the nation showcased their animals.
Miss Eleanor Roosevelt niece and namesake of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will be presented in Washington at a White House dance hosted by President and Mrs. Roosevelt in the latter part of December. Her father is Hall Roosevelt of New York City, brother of Mrs. Roosevelt.
Brooklyn diver Frank Grissinger recalls the 1918 rescue of the tug Albert J. Stone off New Bedford. He wedged under a fallen grate, fought to free himself as dangers mounted, then partner Jack Gardiner pulled him free and saved his life.
The article notes Egyptian blue as the first color compounded from inorganic substances, prepared and sold by 3000 B C. It then shifts to iron making listing three main ingredients iron ore limestone and coke with a commonly overlooked fourth factor.
Pattern 1708 features six motifs with simple embroidery and applique options. Includes transfer patterns, stitch illustrations, and materials list for kitchen towel crafts. Send 15 cents in coins to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY with name and address.
A quote from Andre Simon in Atlantic Monthly compares a meal to a book with a foreword, meal proper, and epilogue. It outlines starting with hors d oeuvres or soup, then the main course, and finishing with cheese or dessert to aid digestion of the story.
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