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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
6
A light humorous exchange unfolds as a young man debates marriage, paying for a show, and a girl weighs the options. In a Niagara Falls moment an English tourist puzzles a guide about the falls’ vast flow and the guide’s confident numbers.
A New York law makes alcohol content in blood admissible as evidence in drunken driving cases. Tests must occur within two hours of a collision, raising questions on locating a police officer or volunteer to provide samples. The piece satirically contrasts legal changes with the old method of judging sobriety by behavior.
Pattern 2772 offers directions for crocheting a square accessory with illustrations and materials list. It notes the item is enjoyable to make and invites readers to send orders.
A humorous quiz asks which term fits a pundit, then five geography and history questions. It includes questions on city populations outside the US, tennis court dimensions, the world’s largest church, faithless daughters among Shakespeare figures, Elijah Lovejoy, Savoy rule, and the largest user of office space.
A compact list cites Learned, Mexico City, seventy eight feet, Rome’s St Peter’s, King Lear, and freedom of the press. It notes an abolitionist editor killed by a mob in Alton Illinois in 1837, plus Italy and the United States. The federal government owns or rents 118 225 000 square feet in 19 117 buildings nationwide, with 26 000 000 square feet in Washington, a figure doubled from nine years prior.
The article offers simple remedies such as using hot vinegar to remove paint from glass, bread in the pot to curb cabbage odors, periodic washing of clothes-lines and pins to prevent smudges, and brushing suede with a vinegar-damp cloth followed by a wire-brush clean to brighten the material.
A concise line from Benjamin Franklin notes a long life may not guarantee value while a good life suffices for longevity. The reflection contrasts duration with quality and purpose. It echoes civic and personal virtue themes common in Franklin.
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