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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1936

Page

6

Box Car School Opens in Mendocino Findings

In Bell Springs Station California a Northwestern Pacific box car serves as a school for eight pupils. The improvised classroom with skylight eight windows seats and desks was made possible by railroad officials led by E H Maggard. Miss Florence Owens teaches with evident enthusiasm in this unique education effort.

Mendocino California Bell Springs Station Bell Spring Station Northwestern Pacific Section Northwestern Pacific E. H. Maggard William Neff M. L. Gillogly Florence Owens

Bobby Coon Outwits Trap by Laughing Brook

Bobby Coon cautiously investigates a fence opening along the Laughing Brook where Billy Mink says a trap lies hidden. He discovers a shiny object, triggers a spring trap, and bolts away in fear after the jaws snap shut, learning a hard warning about curiosity.

Bobby Coon Laughing Brook Bobby Billy Mink Billy T. W. Burgess

Delicious Sandwich Filling and Steak Heart Roasting Tips

A collection of home cook instructions from a 20th century guide. Recipes include a two cup sandwich filling of peanut butter grape jelly raisins and pecans and an apple cinnamon waffle batter. Also instructions for roasting a beef heart with prunes and lemon juice with onion pepper and mushrooms. Western Newspaper Union.

Bermuda Western Newspaper Union

Magician Conceals Coin in Handkerchief Knot Trick

A magician uses a handkerchief to form a loose rope with a knot in the center and makes a coin appear in the knot. The spectator finds the coin in the knot once the handkerchief is untied. The coin was hidden in the folds at one end and slides to the center as the center sags.

Remembering VV HEN on the old road we wind again

A poem recalling paths of youth with imagery of flowered fields and shaded ways. The speaker urges leaving sorrow behind to recall better years, find solace beside a fading ember, and cherish remembered moments through love and reflection. Douglas Malloch.

Douglas Malloch WNU Service

Hat Adorned For Anita Colby In White Linen Ensemble

A white linen hat with white stitching complements Anita Colby’s white linen suit. Flowers trim the hat to match the red blouse, and a wide mesh veil covers the crown for a chic vintage look.

Anita Colby

Matrons Dress with Vestee Styles For Mature Women

A timeless dress with soft capelet sleeves and a contrasting vestee suits mature and conservative tastes. The street frock design flatters by slender lines, pointed bodice, and neat appearance. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1907 B offers sizes 34 to 50 with yardage and costs. Send 16 cents for pattern book and 15 cents for a copy of the Summer Pattern Book.

Barbara’ Bell Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Adams St Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU

Quote from Reno Rizzi on being thrown out at home

A Reno Rizzi remark notes that a man need not be a ball player to be thrown out at home, suggesting a broader view of risky or embarrassing situations beyond sports.

Reno Rizzi Bell Syndicate WNU

Modest Grain Reminds of Honest Wheat Harvest Lesson

A farmer and his son tour a wheat field to judge readiness. The boy praises tall stems as the best, but the father reveals the drooping heads bear the finest grain, teaching a lesson about true value over appearance.

Twain home in Connecticut hills rebuilt by Clara Clemens and John Howells

The old Twain residence, destroyed by fire years ago, was designed by Clara Clemens and John Howells. Twain recalled that he wanted three rooms a quiet personal space a billiard room and a large living area while noting his budget was only partially met. He said half the project cost was covered.

Mark Twain Connecticut Hills Clara Clemens John Howells William Dean Howells Mark

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