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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
7
A bedtime tale shows how actions shape others as Mrs. Hooty unexpectedly aids Danny Meadow Mouse. Danny had mistaken her as foe, but she saves him from Billy Mink, revealing kindness can come from unlikely sources in the Green Forest.
A fragment mentions T. W. Burgess and a man freed by a friend, with ironic commentary on the world. The text reads as a partial quote about loyalty and freedom from a possibly local column or service note.
A collection of humorous questions and answers with Ed Wynn style quips. Jokes touch Canada escape rates in crime, tropical mud farms in South America, and proverbial life rules with a butcher twist. The column closes with a mule kick anecdote from AM TIPODES.
The guide suggests lemonade and fruit syrups as cooling drinks for hot days. recipes include a citrus juice mix with ginger ale, an orange vanilla ice cream soda, and orange lemon blends. Apple straws mix red apple with orange juice, coconut, nuts and dates, trimmed for young children.
The speaker reflects on an unknown future with courage and gratitude, embracing today. Despite dark forebodings, the moment is filled with joy and a golden path toward love, faith, and walking the intended road with resolve.
The directional sense of the wild goose is usually accurate but not infallible. Thick weather, wind storms and other natural hazards can confuse flocks and lead them astray or to destruction.
Two surf fishermen witnessed six sea lions battle a 20 foot shark off Seaside Ore A The shark appeared near shore and was tackled as five other sea lions joined in The fight lasted about an hour and ended with the shark being eaten alive by the sea lions
Eddie McHugh escaped from the Houston prison farm by breaking a window and leading four bloodhounds on his trail. He claimed to have outpaced the dogs at times and described lonesome moments before police recaptured him at a friend's home on a road near Alabama plot. He said dogs helped him learn their response in escape and the pursuit continued until arrest.
Charles Man, 29, jailed in a federal road camp for counterfeiting, fled after learning his wife planned divorce in Los Angeles. He hitchhiked home to mend their marriage, then surrendered at police headquarters a month later. A federal grand jury may indict him for the escape.
Belmont Massachusetts John C Polin a Boston manufacturer proves his critics wrong after ten years by growing a thriving conservatory on the north side of his home He raises lemon trees cactus plants and other flowers earning local fame for his horticultural success He also pursues golf but spends more time on his flower hobby.
New York reports a French geologist says New Hebrides cannibals avoid smokers because nicotine lends a taste to flesh cannibals cannot abide. He notes they feast mostly on their own kind, describing a curious cultural habit.
Massachusetts State college offers a one week course in vegetable gardening. It covers fundamentals for growing common vegetables in home gardens to help combat rising living costs.
Local notes list a new job called money sweeper in Millersburg Ohio. Ben Johnson claims to collect small change for medical and gutter repairs and says he recovered $40.88 last year and earned $7 so far this year.
The exterior department of North Carolina State College adds a two course correspondence program in plumbing to its offerings in Raleigh.
The new dress pattern 9318 features a deep V yoke tiny buttons slenderizing skirt panel and contrasting yoke. Patterns 9918 available in sizes 16 through 46 with fabric yardage listed. orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Department 282 West 18th Street New York NY.
A Kansas City Star excerpt captures a candid moment where a suitor admits he cannot support the daughter and the father likewise cannot, yet the daughter remains determined to pursue marriage despite financial concerns.
A friend notes lack of broadcasting while Senator Sorghum defends radio presence. He remarks that after excessive public talk, a little radio absence may have its advantage.
A humorous magazine fragment shows a playful exchange about a competition coupon hidden in a newspaper. The dialogue hints at domestic banter and a lighthearted mock dispute.
In a brief exchange, Sales notes the opening sale has closed and Schwartz confirms the closing sale will begin. The message from WNU-X signals a transition in sales events.
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