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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
6
A cautious Billy Mink tracks a strange fence and gate by Laughing Brook as he sizes up a risky trap. He observes the new fences, suspects a trap, and tests a safe path through the gateway before proceeding with curiosity and suspicion intact.
The scene shows Papa examining a small opening and finding wet dead leaves in the middle. Billy mocks the discovery, calling it another trap as T. W. Burgess reports for WNT Service.
A town fashion brief describes a three piece suit in sheer navy twill with a crisp white pique touch. The fingertip length coat features a straight slenderizing cut and a distinctive trimmed hat completes the ensemble.
A vintage recipe fragment outlines methods for frostings and fillings including a roiled frosting made with sugar corn syrup and egg whites, variations with nuts figs raisins, coconut dusting, and a maple flavored option. It also describes a maple Tropical Filling with sugar cornstarch butter orange peel and egg yolk. A brief joke line closes with a quote about honeymoon phrases.
An old verse by Douglas Malloch reflects on memory and mood, noting that sometime we recall beauty and duty even amid hurt. It questions why we cannot sustain light moments and happiness more often.
Ali Baba known as The Terrible Turk becomes heavyweight wrestling champion by defeating Dick Shikat in Detroit.
In Kalispell Montana a bucking horse named Dynamite tests Duke Edwards who fakes riding skills until the ride ends with a spectacular fall. He stays with the show three years, then moves to western films. Duke recalls the rule of success: first throw your bluff and then make it good.
A magician demonstrates a juggle like trick using four similar match boxes set end on end. He balances them between his hands while a hidden drawer mechanism keeps the stack from collapsing. The balance holds as he manipulates the arrangement and only comes apart when the boxes are removed one by one.
Formosa is a Portuguese word meaning beautiful. It is used as a proper noun in various historical and cultural contexts to refer to Taiwan in older texts and maps. The term has faded in common usage but remains a notable linguistic relic of early explorers and colonial writers.
The Rhone valley route from Avignon to Tarascon frames famous maps of the Path to a Young Woman's Heart as Seventeenth century Courts of Love delighted. Tarascon merchants sell Tartarin of Tarascon pictures while Roman antiquities near Arles and the Camargue delta with flamingoes and cowboys color the Provence scene.
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