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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
6
Billy Mink and Bobby Coon talk by Laughing Brook where Bobby eyes a narrow fence opening. He contemplates squeezing through though it seems too small and a strange uneasy feeling warns him to be cautious before attempting any pass.
Ida da hesitates at a steep bank and inspects a fence for danger. He finds nothing suspicious in the sticks and decides to attempt crossing the opening, but Billy Mink cries out to stop.
The article notes that many fatal illnesses start from untreated colds and advises rest, fluids, and fresh air. It shares lemonades and hot beverages recipes, including plain lemonade, spiced hot lemonade, and hot grape ade, plus tips on planning menus with fresh fruits and vegetables to maintain health.
A brief fragment contrasts male and female requests for autonomy and eating desires. It suggests men seek to extract maximum from situations while women likewise seek to maximize their own gains, though phrased as a general social observation.
Poem reflects a long farewell with mixed tone of loss and hope. The speaker bids goodbye to a loved one while acknowledging separation may last long and uncertain but ends with a hopeful nod to heaven and gratitude.
A magician demonstrates a coin trick where a small coin placed at the center of the forehead appears magnetized and sticks as the head tilts. The coin remains in place due to suction when the spectator pushes it upward, then is returned to its owner. The effect hinges on placement technique.
Dear L A replies that ear piercing is painful but less painful than having them bored for an engagement ring. Annabelle signs off in classic columnist voice.
In Somersetshire about twenty five miles from Bath Glastonbury is cited as England's first Christian church built nearly 1900 years ago according to local legend.
A surgeon recounts driving at night across a vanished bridge, balancing on narrow string planks like a tightrope walker. Dawn reveals the bridge gone, yet he had crossed safely, crediting steady nerves and the chance that saved his patient.
A Kansas City Star piece traces the fan from ancient tools to mythic uses. It notes emperors, empresses, and poets all incorporating fans, from palm leaves and bird wings to feathered tributes and chariot standards, highlighting gender roles and ceremonial meaning.
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