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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1941
Page
6
A visitor overstays his welcome for a fortnight. The host suggests his wife and family miss him and the guest agrees to use the host's telephone to call his family and then join him there. The exchange ends with the plan to depart initiated by a phone call.
A wartime letter from Private Purkey humorously discusses soldiers on golf courses. He notes generals, particularly General Lear, avoid scolding players while stressing discipline, and mentions encounters with spectators and women in shorts. The piece blends military life with light satire and references Camp Upton Iceland and other wartime trivia.
The questions ask about the length of a chiliad the reason some people remove glasses when speaking the origin of a peninsula containing Spain and Portugal the world's highest waterfall the number of John Brown's children and the Greek goddess personified youth.
The text references a list with centuries and people like The Orientals, Iberian, and Hebe. It cites Angel Falls in Venezuela as the world's loftiest cataract at about 4,400 feet, a note on the Harper's Ferry raid with twenty two killed on October 16, 1859, and Greek personification of youth Hebe.
Government agencies like the FHA help families under $2000 yearly buy homes with insured loans. A 32 page Reader Home Service booklet explains how to access government employment education and Selective Service facts. Send 10 cents to Reader Home Service 117 Minna St San Francisco California with name and address.
A brief quotation from Louth argues swearing brings no value to men and leaves none richer wiser or happier, urging restraint and better speech.
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