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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1940
Page
7
Sandy laments misfortune after returning home from holiday. He jokes that a local chemist selling medicines at half price seems to mock their luck while his family remains in the best of health. His wife asks for clarification as he contrasts fortune with health.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1977 B replicates the 1978 B pleated shorts dress with a separate skirt for a spectator sports look. Fabric ideas include sharkskin gabardine gingham or denim for sizes 2 through 20 and 40, with material yardage and prices listed.
Mr. Smith had been lecturing in a neighboring town. His wife asked about the reception. He quipped that his audience was small, but he could have carried them easily.
A humorous exchange unfolds about consuming oysters at a meal. One guest boasts eating three, another questions freshness and appearance, and a playful remark about the necessity of opening them follows. The light banter captures casual table talk.
A playful dialogue about hens and eggs contrasts a permanent income with a permanent wave. A glamour girl notes one may help obtain the other while a mother and daughter discuss chicken salad and strawberry tarts. The exchange ends with a flirtatious question.
Pattern department offers patterns for five cents each from room 1324 in Chicago. Enclose a size and address with pattern number and name for purchase.
A collage of aphorisms on will, desire, authority, belief, and understanding. The excerpts include Henry Giles on repeated will and habit, J Cunningham on distant charm and attainment, S Butler on authority as disease and cure, Caesar on belief, and Jacobi on understanding contradicting reason.
A quotation notes that Rome was ruined by the first giver of gratuities and treats, attributed to Plutarch, highlighting a moral warning about public largesse and civic decline.
Wash milk tumblers in cold water before hot to prevent milk from sticking and clouding glass. Rub rubber plant leaves with warm soapy water and olive oil after drying. Pomanders scent drawers by cloves stuck into oranges. Store bread in a ventilated cool container. A lemon slice boosts whiteness of boiled clothes. Scorched linen marks come out with onion rub and cold water soak. Add raisins to dumplings for flavor. Ammonia can lift perspiration stains on dresses. Boil mustard stains with washing soda to remove. Spread cake with peanut butter before frosting.
A reflective line frames sympathy as the boundary between happiness and sadness, suggesting emotional connection shapes both joy and sorrow.
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