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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1940
Page
6
Ih Shae Stitchery offers a transfer pattern labeled 2245 featuring a two 1% and one 14 inch alphabet with stitch illustrations and materials list. Suitable for household and personal items, initials and monograms gain a colorful, simple stitchery appeal. Send orders to the specified address.
A quoted remark by U S Representative John Gwynne emphasizes that maintenance of country newspapers is vital to the nation. He calls the press the most American institution and lauds its defense of American government and individualism.
Uncle Sam unveils a new postage stamp series to promote reading and authors. Elmo Scott Watson discusses the old game of authors and how state and national campaigns aim to educate the public about great writers through collectible stamps.
A narrator recalls an effort to revive a literary game using stamps. The plan envisions Americans becoming more familiar with great writers of the past through a stamp driven variation. The Uncle Samuel figure manufactures the stamps for play.
The piece explains a new U S postage stamp series honoring famous Americans in seven groups by birth order, from one to ten cents. It details dates and places for first day sales, lists educators artists authors and composers, and notes public interest spurred by this and a related book about rarities.
While cleaning an old granary a man discovers eight five cent Baltimore stamps and other U S specimens from 1847 among scattered papers. A startled owner watches as they reveal a fortune amid ruined documents. The find includes a rare stamp worth about $1,000 and several lesser rarities.
The Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1898-B features a slim waisted flare-skirted princess dress with two neckline options. Suitable for sizes 14 through 42, it suits misses and women using cottons for home wear or fabrics like faille and silk for street or office use. Size 16 requires 4 1/4 yards of 39 inch fabric without nap.
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