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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1939

Page

6

Assassin of the Nile near Medinet El Faiyum

George Dorste of Bardonia New York faced a crocodile attack while swimming off a tramp steamer on the Nile in 1912. A native and shipmates rescued him after a mud slick climb failed, and the crocodile was driven off by iron thrown from the dock. Dorste survived with minor injuries and recalled the near miss.

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Wildlife Federation pushes protections for black bass

The National Wildlife Federation notes rising laws guarding the black bass, with five states banning seasons on both smallmouth and largemouth bass and thirty eight states prohibiting sale. A 1937 federal law bans interstate movement of black bass, and experts urge full protection until eggs hatch to safeguard spawning nests.

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Color analysis for rug inspired room decor

A reader learns to analyze rug colors to plan living room decor with a davenport, club chair, and wing chair. Use rug tones for wall and accent colors, and consider pale wall tones or stronger rug colors as accents while ordering Mrs Spears books and leaflets offered for limited time.

Mrs. Spears

Perhaps the Darbys Ducks Were Storks

A Tennessee salesman asks a local man if he can ford a stream with his car. The man assures him it is passable, leading to the car becoming waterlogged and stuck. The salesman blames the local for claiming the water was shallower than it proved, while the man explains the ducks caused the misperception.

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