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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1940
Page
7
An old chair is given a chic new dress with soft red cotton crash, dove gray binding, and padded cotton filling. Back legs were shortened to tilt for comfort. top carving and upholstery remain, crafting a refreshed, smooth silhouette. Mrs. Spears offers four thrift homemaking booklets with step by step ideas and a promotional offer.
Albatrosses reportedly fly around the world many times in a lifetime and suffer seasickness on ships. A South Dakota flour mill uses friction heat from its grinding machine to heat the entire six story building, with heated air vented and washed by a fan.
Some American lawyers are asked to manage clients private affairs including buying homes furnishing households choosing spouses paying bills and selecting servants reflecting growing trust outside courtroom duties.
In most outboard motorboat races the fuel used is a mixture of alcohol benzol and castor oil because it is more powerful than any high test gasoline.
A pastor spots an old face in a Negro church and warmly greets a repentant backslider after a Sunday sermon. The returned member explains he needed strengthening and explains his absence.
Five trivia prompts cover history science and music. Questions include which American statesman was the king's grandson which fruit differs from muskmelon what creates oases in deserts when the first low mood appeared in the US when the brain grows fastest and who wrote the unfinished symphony options Bach Schubert or Beethoven and the stomach’s capacity remains around four liters in adults.
The items list several historical and factual notes: Charles Bonaparte linked to Theodore Roosevelt's cabinet. cantaloupe as muskmelon. subter ranean springs creating oases. the first U S low mood 1785 to 1789. early life span. Schubert. typical pint ranges.
Bill Corum cites scientists to claim Camels burn slower and cooler than other cigarettes. The ads promise extras in smoking pleasure including extra mildness, extra coolness, extra flavor, and more puffs per pack.
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