Neighboring lumber camp observer questions unpacking objects
A husky man from the nearby lumber camp watched the unpacking and asked what the items were. He sought clarification on the purpose and identity of the objects.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
7
Betsy Reworks Old Iron Bed For New Padding
Betsy plans to cut down an old iron bed to create a padded headboard using cotton padding and a donated comforter. A plumber’s drill and a keen eye spark a quick, improvised transformation. Meanwhile an offer promotes sewing and embroidery books from Mrs. Spears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy
General quiz prompts for Ask Me Another round
A list of seven trivia questions covering topics from Bastille to naval abbreviations. Questions include the Bastille definition the location of the International Date Line the diarist who encoded writings reasons dogs pant with tongues out ship prefix H M S or His/Her Majesty's Ship spelling of cole slaw and the longest government term of office.
Notable historical facts and terms list
A diverse set of items include a French fortress turned prison, the 180th meridian near the Pacific, Samuel Pepys, reasons to increase evaporating surface, His Majesty's Ship, Cole slaw etymology, and a note on the comptroller general's 15 year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Ocean
Samuel Pepys
His Majesty
Cole Slaw
Cole
Comptroller General
The
United States
Cornerstone of Liberty Quote by James G Stahlman
The speech highlights the Federal Constitution as the cornerstone of representative government and cites four essentials of democracy namely free press free speech free assembly and free worship as essential pillars. It warns that liberty perishes when these fundamentals are abridged or abolished.
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Hose
James G. Stahlman
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Uncertain Aphorisms From a Gregarious Writer
A mosaic of witticisms on solitude love and worry. The text plays with paradoxes noting that delight in solitude can be cultivated and that love departs often from the dining room window. It observes competition in sin and suggests two thirds of trouble is worry with worry described as constitutional.
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Sin
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