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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
3
Blackadder and Dorado clash as a tense chase folds through La Barranca. An envoy backs a kidnap scheme tied to Mees Jolze Sewell, while Arnaldo weighs a costly payoff and a risky rescue plan unfolds amid a dangerous frontier pursuit.
Arnaldo and Juanito flee a collapsing road as flood wrecks a bridge and a gulch opens beneath their car. The pair scramble to safety after the vehicle tilts, falls, and tips onto its back, narrowly escaping a deadly plunge. TO BE CONTINUED.
The St Louis Globe Democrat notes South African youths introduced an outdoor game called Rabbits in which two teams of about 12, hunters on crosslines guard a 120 by 24 foot field. Rabbits score a point by passing through. if they go out of bounds they are out.
The Good-night Good morning and Good afternoon frocks are spotlighted as Spring 1938 Sew-Your-Own patterns. Descriptions praise satin wool gingham and seersucker options with tailored details and go-gittin style. Patterns 1410 1438 1211 with sizes and yardage are listed and orders directed to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
A reflection on how anxiety sharpens judgment and courage in facing the present and preparing for the future. It contrasts relying on daily bread with delaying tasks, urging simplicity, honesty, and steady effort instead of deferring burdens to the future.
Quote from John Hall praises aid in battle as secondary grace, noting kind rocks kind words and warm handshakes as support for men in trouble fighting unseen battles.
Nervous irritability and related discomforts for women are addressed by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims three generations endorse the product and urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist. It cites widespread female testimonials and praises the compound as nature’s aid to calm and balance.
The aphorism notes the value of hard to obtain achievements and urges perseverance. It echoes ancient wisdom attributed to Plutarch about pursuing worthy goals despite challenges. The saying frames effort as essential to meaningful reward.
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