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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
6
Bobby Coon and Billy Mink discover hidden traps at a fence opening along Laughing Brook. They realize the dangers threaten travelers and vow to warn others. They resolve to work together to find a safe solution, noting two heads are better than one.
A brief item notes Flora welcomes a daughter whose appearance in any attire pleases observers. The report emphasizes the child’s poised presence and the mother’s satisfaction with the new addition to the family.
Fragmentary notes describe a woman praised by another but avoiding credit. Ambiguity and OCR errors obscure names, events, and context.
A magician stages a coin collection act where spectators place coins on a tray then another person counts them aloud. The handler makes the holder see double the coins, while hidden coins vanish into the magician’s control, transferring to the next spectator unseen.
A compact recipe snippet outlines prune use for salads and dried fruit tips. It provides steps for Raisin Pudding with sugar flour milk eggs and spices, a cocoa cream with yolks and vanilla, tuna with rice in a cream sauce, creamed green onions in white sauce, and notes on maraschino cherries and canned peaches desserts.
The poem recalls a fellow with a beard at forty and contrasts past norms with modern expectations. It notes how men once hid aging with long whiskers, the social stigma of reaching forty, and the shift as mustaches vanish and life lengthens, mentioning Ben Harrison and Bill Bryan in a reflective, period voice.
A gold colored camel hair coat features 18 closely stitched seams and a flaring back with a central slot seam. The accompanying hat is made of gold colored felt and adorned with a white and brown quill.
Instructions describe stemmed sherbet glasses filled halves with marshmallows, then peach sirup thickened with corn starch and egg yolk, stirred smooth, cooled with almond flavor, and poured over fruit in the cups as a dessert note from the Western Newspaper Union.
A short note explains the average life span of gray squirrels ranges from six to seven years.
Major Bowes contract talks spark money discussions as sponsors push for renewal at 18 000 then 15 000 per broadcast while amateurs receive five dollars per appearance. Stars like Marlene Dietrich Basil Rathbone Boyer Schildkraut plan European stays before Hollywood returns. Ginger Rogers Ben Lyons Bebe Daniels Fred Allen Katharine Hepburn Margaret Sullavan Robert Taylor and others juggle films vacations and stage projects with new assignments and travel.
London hosts an Imperial War museum and a claim that dry air absorbs more sound than moist air. Tree ferns reach 80 feet in Hawaii National Park while London reports 20 000 fewer working horses than a decade ago. France might tax farmers in one district, braced by unexpected finds include 3 000 year old bronze razor blades near Vienna. During 86 years of American rule the Philippines had 11 governors general under War Dept. Airplanes expand mining transport in remote mineral areas.
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