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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment narrates Rosemary resisting or easing a conflict about taking her mother to dancing lessons. The brief hints at a strict code guiding family involvement and social outing norms, with unclear dialogue or outcome.
Instructions describe using two or more colors of crochet cotton or wool to create a knitting bag or purse with white fillet base and navy blue or carmine and Delft blue woven stripes. It explains foundation chain steps, double crochet rows, weaving through fillet mesh, threading techniques, and hiding ends. Mrs Spears promotes Book 2 with complete directions and ninety embroidery stitches, address 210 S Desplaines St Chicago IL.
A poetic reflection defines luck as earned traits and resilience. It contrasts luck with effort and character, praising wit willpower faith and grit. The verse emphasizes tempering power with honor and the ability to endure and begin anew after disaster.
Three questions concern geography and history. The quiz asks which continent is called the land astride the equator and how Minnesota joined the United States, identifies the pitcher of the first perfect game, and defines the meaning of Minnesota. It then asks how many planes are on U S aircraft carriers and whether hari kari was used in battle, plus the origin state of Kentucky and the location of a ranch larger than Rhode Island.
The excerpt mentions Africa partially under revolution and part by the Louisiana Purchase. It notes Cy Young pitching a perfect game on May 5, 1904. It references a song line Land of the Sky Blue Water and cites Navy planes per carrier. It quotes Japanese officers’ fatal actions when wounded, Virginia, and King Ranch size versus Rhode Island.
A playful speech reveals love trumping motive as Fogmore admits he loves Kulper’s daughter. A wedding anecdote notes the bride’s gift to the groom a dressing down while a little boy eats the cake to spur a future wife as a surprise.
A husband and wife exchange a light moment as he reveals he forgot a stamp while writing letters. She urges him to think hard, but he frets the forgotten detail has vanished from his tongue. He concludes thinking won’t help. the missing word is a stamp.
Pattern 1745 offers a lace bolero for day or evening wear, crocheted in two strands. Includes directions, illustrations, and stitch details. Send 15 cents with name address and pattern number to The Sewing Circle at 82 Eighth Ave New York NY.
Cream Cheese Substitute uses cottage cheese pressed to remove moisture. Cookies improve with a spoonful of jam or jelly in dough to stay moist. Mealy baked potatoes become dry by piercing with a fork to vent steam. Line the clothes basket with washable material like oilcloth muslin or heavy paper.
Two cronies at lunch joke about taxes and life. A statistical fellow quips that breathing causes deaths while a neighbor suggests cloves. The men exchange banter on the state of affairs and a looming tax return.
A neighbor asks to borrow Grandpa's rope. Grandpa refuses saying he needs it to tie up sand. A friend later notes you can't tie sand with rope, to which Grandpa replies you can do nearly anything with a rope if you don't want to lend it.
A humorous exchange shows an operator apologizing for a wrong number and a caller replying that the number given, though not the one asked for, was better but unusable. The dialog captures witty mishap and polite banter between the two.
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