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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1941
Page
7
This midwinter tailored frock in white shark skin or pastel flannel offers versatile town wear. Design No. 8814 showcases immaculate tailoring, neat stitching, and turned-down pocket corners, reflecting a busy woman's year round wardrobe staple.
A vintage pattern description outlines a simple yet chic tailored button-front dress with few seams and darts. It targets misses and women, Pattern No. 8814, in sizes 12 through 48, requires 454 yards of 39 inch material for size 14, and includes sew chart. Send order to the supply source.
A harassed husband insists on bringing home Wiverspoon for dinner while his wife panics about a baby teething and a cold. A southern gentleman is fined ten dollars for speeding as the judge mutters a harsh remark amid the proceedings.
On a lonely Pinch road a railway baggage man fends off three attackers in a surprise street fight. A policeman arrives to find the hero calmly lighting a cigarette and identifies the method as not jujitsu but railway baggage work.
In 1921 the British weather bureau established fog density standards with categories from very dense to slight mist. They describe visibility ranges from 27 yards in bright daylight for very dense fog to 714 miles for slight mist or haze, outlining multiple intermediate terms such as thick and moderate fog.
The questions test general knowledge on letters, flags, botany, numbers, baseball, biology, geography, heraldry, flag disposal, and conscience monuments. Each item asks for factual answers without requiring extended explanation.
A reader quiz covers multiple subjects from a pirate flag to glow worms and a record claim in North Carolina. It notes a track stretch with no curves between Wilmington and Hamlet, and describes a maritime or colonial era monument in St Marys City Maryland commemorating freedom of conscience under Lord Baltimore.
A note in Funk and Wagnalls New Standard dictionary discusses the use of the apostrophe S to indicate possession. The entry explains traditional usage and modern variants, reflecting evolving English punctuation practices.
Quote attributed to Calvin Coolidge on persistence and determination as sole drivers of success. It states that talent, genius, and education alone cannot replace persistence, and asserts that persistence and determination are omnipotent.
An advertisement promotes Mentholatum as a modern remedy for stopped-up nostrils from a cold. It instructs applying inside the nostrils and outside for quick relief, claiming it reduces stuffiness and sneezing and emphasizes repeated positive testimonials.
A Viennese auction highlights a late 18th century Mozart manuscript, an unfinished 91 bar trio, sold for 600 dollars. The note underscores the composer’s burial in a pauper’s grave in 1791 and the enduring value of rare works.
A compact, classical reflection contrasts present, fleeting gain with future abundance. The verse notes that early effort yields little reward while true harvest arrives later, urging patient discernment in timing.
A fragment quotes Doug las Jerrold praising a wedding cake with the line hope is the sweetest of the plums, framing a lighthearted note on sweetness and joy.
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