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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1940
Page
7
Dialogue hints at banquet etiquette where cocktails are used to influence crowd perception. Dzudi suggests the aim is to make others view speakers as witty, while Bunchuck counters with a more self serving motive. The exchange highlights social performance at gatherings.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses a hesitation about going out with a man who has certain experiences. The text reflects a cautious social query and uncertainty about dating choices.
Ruth Wyeth Sears promotes a simple valance project with full cutting dimensions. Glass curtains hang on the lower rod while side drapes go on the upper rod. the valance drapes over knob holders at the window corners. A color plan uses glazed chintz drapery in green beige and golden yellow with olive sateen lining. Mrs Spears offers four booklets of thrift homemaking ideas at 10 cents each, with a free quilt block pattern set when four booklets are ordered.
A reflection on hidden energies arising when motive is strong and urgency calls. Duty awakens latent powers within people, enabling bold actions that drive progress and overcome obstacles. The text emphasizes responsibility and the surge of inner strength in crisis.
The quiz lists ten questions with answers including twelve feet for depth of Mark Twain, hearing as the last sense, milliner's as where a wife would buy a wimple, wisdom as the biblical value above rubies, Washington as Mary Ball's son, Confucius before Christ, reverse as the lowest gear, crab shrimp and clam as shellfish clues, the umbrella tree flower as the largest in the US, and numerator and denominator as the two parts of a fraction.
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