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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1940
Page
2
Bright Easter spread includes decorated eggs and bunny motifs. Features menus with leg of lamb or baked ham, asparagus, potatoes, salad, rolls, and Boston Cream Pie, plus craft ideas like egg dolls and bonnets. Also provides recipes for Boston Cream Pie filling and a ham glaze with currant mint sauce.
Eleanor Howe promotes her cookbook Easy Entertaining filled with holiday and party menus and recipes for children's parties picnics and wedding receptions. Readers may order a copy for 10 cents by mail to 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois.
A column preview notes many cake secrets and baking hints to improve measuring and mixing as Eleanor Howe plans a series next week. The piece promises practical tips for every good cook to master essential kitchen skills.
In Washington Peggy Dowd, secretary to Tommy Corcoran, marries her brain-trust mentor after years of working close to power. The piece follows their dynamic and Dowd’s rise from secretary to trusted aide amid Corcoran’s brisk, demanding style and a vivid political backdrop.
The article portrays General Gamelin as a cautious Allied commander delaying assaults to avoid hasty action. It notes his Syrian Campaign restraint in 1925 and compares him to Joffre, highlighting his philosophy rooted in methodical study and long military experience. Peggy Dowd's rise in Washington politics is also described.
In Chicago at the Palmer House, puppeteers Walton and O Rourke argue that a puppet must exhibit strong personality to be valued. Their design aims emphasize character as the key to the art.
The article notes some creatures grow throughout life including trees fish oysters clams shrimp crabs and lobsters. It also highlights industrial uses for farm products with examples such as corn for adhesives potatoes for starch soybeans for plastics cattle grease for antifreeze grape-seed oil for soaps buttermilk for paints and eggs in leather processing.
The transatlantic clipper ships handle 3000 pounds of mail but have transported 4300 pounds, equating to about 140000 letters and packages. Clips must carry all mail entrusted by the post office department even if passenger bookings must be canceled.
An ad urges women to take Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription over time to build physical resistance by improving nutritional assimilation. The promotional copy frames the product as a reliable health aid for daily wellness needs.
A Salina Watchman aphorism emphasizes steady presence in one’s role. It notes personal growth grows from consistent placement and duty.
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