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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
7
Anne senses jealousy as Gregg works late at the office and suspects an affair. After weeks of unease and a thwarted attempt to confront him, she finally witnesses a blue coupe leaving Gregg’s office with a man and a blonde accomplice. She plans to leave but finds Gregg asleep, unaware of her imminent discovery.
A Chicago scientist notes buckwheat is not a grain but a relative of smartweed. First cultivated in Tibet 2000 years ago, it spread to China and Manchuria, reached Europe in the fifteenth century, and appeared in America about a century after English colonies began. The United States now raises about 9 million bushels annually.
Elba, largest island in the Tuscan archipelago and part of Leghorn province, is famed for Napoleon and its rich ore resources. Its climate and fertile soil shaped its history with diverse peoples including the Sardinians and Pisans.
A National Kinder garten Association article advocates imaginative eating to improve appetites. Mothers are encouraged to transform foods into playful shapes such as moon faces with cereal and stars, circus figures from fruit and toast, and custard eggs to engage children.
Ruth Epperson Kennell notes in Cosmopolitan that in Soviet Russia ease of marriage and subletting quarters fosters marriages of convenience, yet romantic love endures. She argues industrialization and material hardship do not destroy romance, and love remains eternal under communism.
William N. Mackey of the Hymn Lovers' Society of America criticizes many current hymns as meaningless ditties while praising enduring anthems like Rock of Ages and Nearer, My God, to Thee. He argues hymn revision boards cling to sentiment not quality, urging standardization by a yardstick.
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