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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1940

Page

7

Boy with football trailed by police after vandalism

A boy trudges with a football while a police officer leads him past a crowd as a broken window and trampled flowerbeds loom. A peer questions him with, What did you do, Fred, as he preserves a stiff upper lip.

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Mrs Borah May Looks to Life After Senate Service

The widow of Senator Borah weighs future options after leaving the spacious apartment they shared, with plans to possibly write about Washington society. Other items note Mrs Taft’s political voice, SEC probes into Standard Gas & Electric, and Townsendites fixing St Louis as their convention site.

Washington Little Borah William E. “Borah Idaho Boise Congress Borah Moscow Portland Ore Bob Taft Ohio SEC Wall Street Standard Gas & Electric Company E. R. Stettinius U. S. Steel Corporation Charles Edison Townsendites St. Louis Townsend Father Coughlin Roosevelt London

Saw Tooth quilt border pattern and three block designs

The article describes using a Saw Tooth border on quilts and decorative borders for kitchen curtains. It introduces Mrs. Spears who offers a set of three Quilt Block Patterns Kaleidoscope Whirlwind and Ann Rutledge from the Rutledge Tavern New Salem. The patterns cost 10 cents and shipping to Bedford Hills NY.

Practical Household Hints for Food and Laundry

One pound of leaf sugar serves 25 people. Soapy water smooths starch for laundry. Chewing gum hides in washable fabrics with egg white wash. Paprika enhances boiled vegetables. Toast nuts briefly to improve flavor, especially in winter. Hot-water dip prevents syrups from sticking to cups. Salt pretreatment eases washing new flannels and preserves color. Check dahlia bulbs for winter and water if dry. Use minimal water when cooking apples to avoid scorching. Garnish roasts with citrus slices dusted with sugar and a colored jelly accent.

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