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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1941
Page
6
A Lenten feature presents new vegetable dishes and serving ideas to entice families. Recipes include Vegetable Rice Ring, Orange Sweet Potato Baskets, Baked Tomatoes and Shrimp, Stuffed Baked Onions, Cauliflower a la Parmesan, Spinach Egg Mold, Savory Glazed Carrots, and Corn Souffle.
A brochure advertises a booklet titled Household Hints by Eleanor Howe. It claims millions of homemakers compiled tips and urges readers to send 10 cents to 919 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois to receive the booklet.
Long discussion on defense subcontracting pits small firms against large contractors. Focus on Office of Production Management actions, housing for defense workers, and support from Mrs. Roosevelt and Delano. Also notes shifts in federal stance toward Wendell Willkie, labor issues, and a moral essay on personal responsibility.
An engaged young woman seeks Norris’ counsel after an affair with a college man who is now married. He possesses her letters with clear facts. Norris weighs whether the fiancée should be warned, risking his resolve to marry.
By Ruth Wyeth Spears this piece describes making a modern room look with glass windows framed by a wall cover and exposed glass. It compares two sketches showing uneven spacing, detailing cream walls, green rug, curtains, sofa covers, and a gray green palette.
A vintage advice style ad promotes Mentholatum for clear nostrils during colds. It urges gentle application inside the nostrils and a bit outside to relieve stuffiness sneezing and sniffing. The copy claims quick relief and urges readers to remember Mentholatum for cold discomforts.
A compact aphorism by Locke states a state of happiness rests on a sound mind and body in this world.
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