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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
7
Rug making with crocheted squares and dye options
Ruth Wyeth gives a diagram for arranging black edged crocheted rug squares. She notes using dye to achieve color schemes and suggests wool rags for a nicer rug. The piece describes 36 by 21 inch rugs, five inch squares joined by slip stitch and advises tearing rags to 1½ inch widths.
Uncle Phil Says and Thoughts on Value and Virtue
A collection of aphoristic musings touching work pride, money, envy, self denial, heredity, happiness, and the nature of the future. The tone blends practical wisdom with cautious skepticism about social motives and personal strength.
Little Courtesies and the Daily Quiet
Edward Howard Griggs reflects on how small acts of courtesy and kindness go unexpressed in busy life. He warns that pride and carelessness inhibit love and the sacred spontaneity of daily presence, urging awareness of life’s wonder each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Howard Griggs
Household Tips From Simple Domestic Arts
Improving Meat Flavor and other household hints by preserving boiled meat in the cooking water until cold. A cellophane strip under the hat band prevents sweat and oil staining. Wire paper clips hold pleats while pressing. Beat dust from heavy upholstered pieces with a hot-water wrung sheet to absorb dust.
Quick Quiz Answers From a 1930s News Quiz
The document lists answers to questions on history language and government. It notes Greek influence on Greek development, York’s Roman name Eboracum, Pitt’s quip about Wolfe, 95.02 percent mail flight on schedule, smog as fog darkened by city smoke, and federal employee totals: executive 811,481 judicial 2,034 legislative 5,183 military 328,643.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
England
Britain
Pitt
Paris Streets Describe Quagmy Past as Frogs Jest
Early Paris streets were so swampy that the French court mocked residents as frogs. The notes touch on the Battle of Manila Bay and the 1898 Treaty of Paris ceding the Philippines to the United States. Also mentioned are references to the Germans and the age of Greek relative to Latin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York City
Newcastle
William Penn
Wolfe
Quebec
Pitt
Paris
Manila Bay
Philippine Islands
Quotes of Lincoln Johnson Grant Garfield on duty and industry
A concise collection of quotes from presidents Abraham Lincoln Andrew Johnson Ulysses Grant and James A Garfield. The lines urge faith in right, duty, peace, and the importance of industry in policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
U. S. Grant
U.S. Grant
Congress
James A. Garfield
Pepsodent with Irium Promises Gleaming Teeth
An advertisement touts Pepsodent toothpaste with Irium promising a thrill of a lifetime as teeth gleam naturally. It claims safe stain removal without bleach, pumice, or grit and emphasizes thorough cleaning and bright polish.
Tiny sailfish puzzle Beebe on tropical expedition
Doctor Beebe returns from a tropical trip with 20,000 specimens and a 114 inch sailfish. The 1.5 inch mini sailfish puzzles him as a possible new miniature species or the first young of a larger sailfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. William Beebe
California
Florida
Beebe
Doctor Beebe
Cape Lucas
Panama
Britannica Junior
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