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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1936
Page
7
Ferns will grow in suspended window baskets if the soil remains moist and not dry. Cyclamens should not be kept in a warm room and require the soil around the roots to stay damp. Chilling dough firms well for rolling and fudge benefits from an extra half teaspoon baking powder after removing from heat.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion for chest cold bronchial irritation promising relief by soothing inflamed membranes and loosening phlegm. It urges purchase with a druggist guarantee and money-back offer if results are not seen from the first use.
Poem-byline urging teachers to guide children beyond literacy to moral instruction. The author warns that books shape thought, noting the danger of污染 and urging educators to teach what to read and how to read critically.
Prof Paul D Converse and the National Association of Finance Companies report an exhaustive national survey finding office clerks lead with 92 percent prompt payment. Trailing are storekeepers 89 teachers 85 dentists 82 doctors 80 nurses 79 lawyers 61 mechanics 60 tenant farmers 60 policemen and firemen 58 common labor and hotel workers 47 barbers and truck drivers 45 painters and decorators 38.
A exhausted Lightfoot the Deer battles fatigue while crossing a wide river pursued by hounds. He fights current and fear, teeters between drowning and escape, then finds a sand bar that gives him a chance to rest and continue toward the shore.
Western Newspaper Union reports a shift from rich pastry to wholesome pies using noodles. Recipes include apricot stuffed spaghetti custard and a veal and pea filled ring mold with egg noodles baked and served with mushrooms.
Ian Fern notes jokes about the good old game of baseball are rare, suggesting perhaps the jokes are all hired to play the game in a tongue in cheek remark. The comment appears in a Bell Syndicate WNU Service column.
Actress Lynn Fontanne receives the stage diction medal from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. The London born performer, wife of actor Alfred Lunt, has long been a leading figure in theater.
Kaolin is a weathered granite clay used in pottery porcelain and white earthenware. It also serves in paper making and fabric finishing. The United States has many deposits with rising domestic production in Vermont Connecticut Pennsylvania Delaware North Carolina and Georgia.
Description of a large parma violet velvet cape trimmed with ruffled bands worn over a pale violet glace satin gown. The one piece outfit features a peplum effect and low back fullness. Designed by Bonwit Teller.
The tomb of Kosciuszko, once Washington’s adjutant, sits in Cracow Cathedral vaults. Hundreds of Americans visit annually to see the mound of earth raised by Polish peasants from across the country, carried in long flowing sleeves and aprons.
A brief service note describes a practical magic trick called Magnetic Dice. It explains pairing two dice with sixes face to face, then moistening the lower side of the upper cube so the dice briefly stick together and separate, creating the illusion of magnetism.
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