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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1940
Page
6
Embroidery blends Ross-stitch with running stitches to decorate a luncheon cloth on dark fabric such as maroon blue or green. Use coarse white thread on broadcloth or smooth cotton. two pieces of material are joined by machine sewing and hidden by stitched borders. A stamped pattern is unnecessary and a canvas overlay guides a four corner design. booklet details and order information follow.
A historical account outlines the Deerfield Massacre of February 29 1704 during Queen Annes War. It covers the raid by Her tel de Rouville and 140 Mohawk allies, the burning of Deerfield, the capture and fate of Rev John Williams and his family, and the later tale of Eleazer Williams who claimed to be the Lost Dauphin Louis XVII.
Aunt Martha advertises Peite patterns for yard cutouts inspired by Gone With the Wind. Designs include a 24 inch tall berrified hoop skirt lady and a belle with a sprinkling can, sold on patterns 29067 and 79068 for 15 cents each through Box 166 W Kansas City Missouri.
A brief quotation from Quintilian warns that delaying action until it is too late undermines effort. The line frames procrastination as a barrier to starting important tasks and suggests timing matters for achievement.
A short, period voice piece extols advertisements as guiding beacons to improved, easier access to needed goods and services. It compares ads to a light on the height showing newer, better ways to obtain desired items.
An anxious mother at an early 20th century infant school holds a hammer and demands Miss Davids. She protests she will drive in a nail to fix her boy's ripped breeches as the principal tries to calm her in the classroom.
A compact motivational note attributing the phrase to B C Forbes, emphasizing virtue and correct conduct in life and daily choices.
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