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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
6
In April a unit of 32 soldiers near Valentine Texas marched without food while the army experiments with daily provisions via air delivery. Fresh meat was flown in from a cooler and parachuted to the hungry men, a test likely to become common military practice.
In a wary forest encounter, Old Mr. Toad dodges a hungry Buster Bear and ends up agreeing to dine together. The shy bear, deep-voiced and silent, slowly wins the toad’s reluctant consent as the pair contemplate a shared meal of ants.
City Forester Owen P. Fox warns residents to stop feeding roasted peanuts to New Castle squirrels. The roasted diet causes a rash and bald patches, especially among Gaston Park squirrels, as animals grow to prefer the roasted nuts over raw goobers.
Ruth Wyeth Spears explains six strand mercerized embroidery borders with royal blue and turkey red top border and yellow orange lower border. The instruction covers straight guide lines, couching, loop stitches, fish-bone center, and edge detailing. Book No. 2 offers ninety embroidery stitches, fabric repairs, and gift ideas. Price is 25 cents postpaid. request Book 2 and send to Mrs. Spears at 210 S. Desplaines St., Chicago, Ill.
A rugged scene unfolds with a gale challenging hikers and a parachute, while a quarrelsome stranger jokes about never using a parachute, only a tent. A woman dismisses a marriage proposal, citing a hat clash, as light chatter contrasts harsh weather and daring stunts.
A passenger complains of a crowded car and poor service as a conductor defends seating by noting the man had a seat while his wife stood for the trip. The exchange highlights commuter frustrations with transit conditions.
A witty dialogue shows a husband and wife trading barbs about jokes. The lines imply a lighthearted marital tease with a mutual quick retort.
Report notes the pianist known as Noble died under mysterious circumstances at a fair event. Residents recall the incident with somber interest as authorities begin inquiries.
A lighthearted snippet shows Mrs Smart declaring a truth about reputation and company, while Mrs Blunt responds with a quip about timing and departure, capturing a domestic humor exchange.
An exchange in a store shows a customer asking to see the manager and a new assistant joking about the customer as a "lady of no account" in a brief, humorous social interaction.
A light humorous dialogue features Mary asking why the ceiling bears cobwebs and Clever Deduction answering there must be spiders in the house, implying a playful or detective tone.
A judge asks a defendant for her precise age, insisting time is critical. The exchange underscores the pressure of timing in the case as the demand for exact numbers intensifies the moment.
In a crowded railway coach a small boy fixates on a portly man opposite. The fat man asks why, and the boy replies there is nowhere else to look, delivering a terse exchange on a cramped journey.
A short exchange features a doctor remarking a patient will live to seventy, while the patient protests he already is seventy, prompting the physician to reaffirm the point with a sly punchline.
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