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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
2
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The article surveys President Roosevelt's congress address, noting no backdown from Ickes or Jackson and signaling focus on housing to revive construction. It explains debates over capital employment, potential new taxes, and the Panay film issue shaping public opinion and armament funding.
Brooklyn student Joseph Baltric faced a deadly live jump at Chanute Field Illinois when his parachute shrouds fouled the plane. A fellow pilot lowered a butcher knife to cut him free. Baltric cut the risers, then descended with an emergency chute to safety.
Dickens began a second United States tour in late November 1867 and ended mid April 1868. He earned about $100,000 from readings and publicly acknowledged his changed views at a farewell dinner that cost $40 per plate.
A compact note discusses the saying brand-new and its equivalents such as fresh and new. It contrasts usage and nuance in everyday speech and suggests careful selection by context.
The excerpt celebrates the Bible as a timeless source of comfort and unity. It notes how generations have pondered its pages, finding joy and solace for martyrs and travelers alike. Translated widely, it is described as thick with human emotion across thousands of verses.
A fragmented excerpt notes how a Kirghiz may answer questions about age by citing cycles like the year of the Dog and five rounds among Mongol Tartar nomad tribes. The text evokes traditional counting and cultural references.
A week’s recipe blends salmon and hominy in a casserole. Layer hominy with salmon, make a flour butter roux, add milk and liquid from the mix, melt cheese, season, pour over, sprinkle bread crumbs, and bake until brown. Serve with an asparagus tip salad and French dressing.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion for chest cold bronchial irritation and promises relief from the first bottle. It claims the product goes to the seat of trouble reduces inflamed membranes and loosens phlegm with a druggist refund if not satisfied.
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