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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1941
Page
7
The newlyweds traveled to the lakes for their honeymoon and enjoyed a boat ride on crystal waters. The bride’s mother received a postcard stating they arrived safely. A correspondent contrasts clerks and managers as experts in opposite directions.
General Johnson argues the pace of arms production requires authorized, responsible leadership in government rather than new laws. He cites Knudsen and Nelson on public attitude and urges decisive management to mobilize industry, labor, and the public for accelerated output.
A discussion mixes wartime financing doubts with fashion sales as Pattern No. 8824 apron design is pitched amid calls to boost war production. The piece combines a consumer craft ad with broad views on funding Britain and fighting Hitler, while offering sewing details for sizes 14 through 44 and yardage.
A Poinsettia quilt pattern offers pieced or appliqued options with red-figured flowers and green setting. The 12 inch blocks feature a chain like setting and include cut guide, yardage estimates, and directions labeled Z9051, 15c, with order details to be sent.
Household questions advise removing wrappings from fresh meats before refrigeration and using a thimble for glove repairs. It suggests baking vegetables in skins preserves value, adding extracts when cool, and using orange juice as a vinegar substitute in French dressing.
A volcano is a mountain built from erupted earth materials. Weak points in the crust allow heated molten rock and volcanic ash to be thrown out, forming a cone around the mouth of the crater. Volcanoes arise where crust crumpling uplifts high mountains and leaves openings.
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