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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1938

Page

7

Young Man Keeps Mother in the Dark on Intentions

In a fragment from a WIU piece by Ted O Loughlin, a mother questions a daughter about a young man’s plans. The daughter admits secrecy, while a clerk in a bookstore and a student voice appear in the muddled text.

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Drapery Heading Techniques For French Draperies

Instructions from Ruth Wyeth Spears describe stiffening the top of draperies using a canvas heading. The process covers cutting four to six inches of heading, folding top material over, sewing plaits, and attaching rings. Readers can order Spears Sewing book by mailing 25 cents to Mrs Spears in Chicago.

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Notable presidents and odd biographical quirks

The passage lists various anecdotes about presidents and their living or political paths. ACHARY TAYLOR supposedly never stayed in one place to vote, Martin Van Buren faced salary issues in 1837, Woodrow Wilson and his wife reportedly slept in Buckingham Palace, Theodore Roosevelt quips about living in the White House, Andrew Jackson as Florida’s first territorial governor, and Warren G. Harding moving from the Senate to the White House.

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Pepsodent Irium Ad Promises Bright Natural Teeth

An advertisement extols Pepsodent Paste and Powder with Irium claiming quick reveal of natural pearly brilliance. It assures safety with no bleach grit or pumice and promises a refreshed tingling clean mouth.

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Fourth Necessity Phrase Describes Essential Need

The term often applied to a basic human requirement ranks just after food, clothing, and shelter in priority. It highlights the crucial need for a commodity or service deemed nearly as vital as the core necessities of life.

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