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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1941
Page
6
A nurse of insight compares two readers letters from Nancy in Los Angeles and Anne in Boston. Both women cling to a fading affection, while Kathleen Norris counsels recognizing the end of the affair. The piece weighs age, heartbreak, and the cost of unreturned love.
Washington reports Ed O Neal head of the American Farm Bureau chastised President Roosevelt for scant farm input in defense planning. He urged full parity loans up to 85 percent and acreage controls, while Roosevelt suggested automatic price boosts from defense spending. O Neal vowed the Baltimore convention would push for parity despite congressional delays.
Mid winter guidance for warming family meals. Tips on calo rie focus and vitamin variety accompany a two dish plan with Hungarian goulash and York shire sausage bakes. The menu includes a hot soup lunch and detailed recipes for red cabbage apple carrot salad beef stew and apricot sweet potatoes.
A notice offers Eleanor Howe's Cook Book Feeding Father teaching teens to cook simple affordable meals. It claims the book shows how to bake the father’s favorite chocolate cake with minimal supervision. Send 10 cents to Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois.
A 7 inch transfer pattern 2691 provides 24 motifs sized from 3x9 to 146x144 inches. It includes materials required and color pore illustrations of stitches. Send your order to the listed address.
A. Brandon states a dictatorship occurs when a nation men once had freedom but did not use it. The quote emphasizes complacency in civic rights and the consequences of inaction.
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