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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1941
Page
7
Pattern 8876 features a yoke dress with back sash belt and high cut slim skirt for a flattering fit. It suits percale calico or gingham and uses ricrac trim. Sizes 12 to 40 available. size 14 needs 334 yards of 36 inch material with no nap plus 183 yards trimming. Send order to:
An elderly couple faced breach of peace charges after a domestic disturbance at their country home. A magistrate questioned the origin of the quarrel as the woman recalled a tense moment between John and herself by the fireside. A separate road encounter involved two trucks where a threatening driver warned the other to yield or face violence.
A line hints at a domestic mystery as a wife searches for a recipe her mother shared while her husband questions the soup recipe in a tense domestic scene. The exchange suggests hidden motives and a potential clue in the kitchen.
An uneasy mother and baby story the girl Mary asks about crying during teething. Smith notes Brown the family physician is greeted with a hat tip on rounds and the doctor’s instructions as the wife follows them.
A witty line wonders why a painting was left hanging as a joke about the search for the artist. The quip nods to art world delays and the mystery of attribution in a tongue in cheek remark.
Pattern department advertises pattern No with 15 cent coin submission. Readers send name address and size to Room 1324 211 W Wacker Dr to obtain the pattern.
A driving instructor demonstrates clutch control while the awkward learner jokes about finding no use for his nose. The exchange highlights the beginner’s dry humor as instruction continues.
The page lists trivia with answers: Maine as the single bounded state, lodestone as the natural magnet, cardinal winds as winds from due north east south or west, Canada US boundary not settled until 1925, odors of principal war gases omitted, and British pound has 20 shillings.
The text notes gas odor descriptions for mustard gas and lewisite, compares phosgene to musty hay and tear gas to apple blossoms, and mentions diamond cutters producing 58 facet stones with up to 800 stones weighing a carat. The fragment references numbers and a treaty anniversary with England.
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