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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1940

Page

7

Boy Scout Billy Freeing Mouse Scene

Uncle and Tom recount a boyhood moment where Billy, a Boy Scout, recalls a pledge to do a kind act. Hearing a mouse trap snap, Billy initially considers freeing the mouse but then rushes to release the cat, revealing a twist in the tale.

Tom Billy Jerry

The Howards of Virginia Bath Scene Sparks Historian Debate

A review notes Cary Grant's bath in The Howards of Virginia may conflict with period accuracy. Theatre and film figures discuss set choices with Frank Lloyd and Sam Wood contrasting historical detail with practical imagination. Additional items cover actors' wartime efforts, charity ambulance gifts, and radio program shifts.

Cecil B. DeMille Joan Crawford Virginia Cary Grant Elizabeth Page Frank Lloyd Raleigh Williamsburg America Potomac River Lloyd Hoyle

Ruth Wyeth Spenson's Bride chair makes a transformation

In a playful sewing book teaser Ruth Wyeth Spenson demonstrates a chair makeover. A junk shop find becomes a cheerful green corner piece after shortening legs and trimming the back, with a gingham cushion invite. A new Book 6 promises 82 pages of money saving homemaking ideas and ordering details.

Mystery versus plain truth shapes nations and eras

Aquoted line contrasts plain truth with mystery, suggesting plain truth may influence at most a few dozen men in a nation, while mystery can steer millions. The remark attributes the idea to Henry St John.

Henry St, John

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