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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1937
Page
7
Miss Five-to-Twelve will be snug warm and proud in a hand crocheted cap scarf and muff set with picot stitch trim. Pattern 1097 covers sizes 5 through 12, shows fit and stitches, lists materials, and costs 15 cents plus mail to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York NY.
A concise quotation attributed to Jane Addams on adapting to change. The idea emphasizes accepting necessary changes in life rather than insisting on unchanging rules or conditions.
Evelyn Kerr, writing for her father George Kerr, recounts a 1918 event in Medford where Kerr drove a five ton truck with six tons of paper boxes across a floating marsh bridge near Lynn and Salem. The bridge sagged and sank into swamp water as a helper warned him to jump, but Kerr persevered and drove to safety, only later learning the bridge bore a 6000 pound limit.
The text notes Robert Adam as a leading eighteenth century designer favored by George III, alongside his brother James and the Adelphi partnership. It then shifts to Michigan coast statistics noting 1715 miles of Great Lakes coastline with 905 miles in the Upper Peninsula and 810 in the Lower Peninsula. It cites U S Coast and Geodetic Survey figures for Florida and other states.
Sid Silvers teams with Al Jolson in radio plans and jokes about live scripts. Claudette Colbert prepares to star in Tovarich while Irene Dunne’s marriage faces a cold start with a newborn. Claire Luce, James Cagney, Robert Montgomery, Pat O'Brien, and three comrades in a grand cast are tied to upcoming projects as Disney’s Minnie Mouse and Snow White loom on Hollywood horizons.
Fannie Hurst writes frankly about trying to lose weight from her own experience in a book excerpt. She notes dieting, doctor guidance, and the difficulty of shedding pounds versus gaining them, with tips on avoiding overeating and the dangers of between meal sweets.
Detroit Free Press recounts a legend that Paul Bunyan scooped Lake Michigan to form a log pond and dragged land sections to the lake to float timber. Babe the blue ox slipped in mud near the Boardman, leaving Torch and Elk lakes as eternal memorials of the tale.
A dated consumer note recommends quick cold relief using two Bayer Aspirin tablets at onset and repeating as directed. It advises dissolving three Bayer tablets in water for a throat gargle to ease pain and soreness, claiming rapid local anesthetic relief.
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