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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1940

Page

3

Orphans Placed in Washington Campaign Family Ties

Aunt Olympia, wife of Senator Alencon Delaporte Slopshire, escorts three orphans Helen Adele and Limpy to Washington to join the senator’s campaign. Olympia gears up for a public relations drive with a sound truck trailer wardrobe and a publicity aide Cecil Dodd while Len Hardesty objects to the plan and stresses the campaign and family responsibilities.

Helen Adele Limpy Olympia Alencon Delaporte Slopshire Washington Slopshire Wilkie Lancy Secon Len Hardesty Len Laney Brick Iowa Auntie Hilda Alencon Maysville Miles Aunt Olympia Del Dave Cooper Dave Cecil Dodd Ollie Sissy Graves Sissy Beldame Dunce Darling Don Juan Cecil Dodd

General Johnson on World Turmoil and Hypocrisy in 1916

A Cleveland opinion piece rebukes foreign entanglements and Allied financing, drawing parallels to World War I era actions. The writer critiques American leaders and pressuring diplomacy, casting doubt on conscience in wartime policy. It favors past U.S. restraint over British pressure and questions anti-German sentiment.

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Smart Sports Frock With Useful Pockets

A 1889 Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1889-B offers a sporty smart frock with pockets, front buttoning, inset belt, and shoulder sleeves cut in one. Designed for sizes 12 to 20, it suits midwinter wool or crepe, or silk and cotton for travel, with material needs listed and pattern order details.

Paris Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Chicago

Conventions and Hunches Guiding 1932 Democratic Choice

The piece argues Chicago is the likely site for the Democratic convention with Roosevelt relying on instinct rather than logic. It compares convention selection to gambling and notes the economic boost and jobs that convention cities like Cleveland enjoy from large delegate inflows.

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