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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
6
Poem advises that happiness comes from within and from awareness of what is nearby. It warns the wandering seeker seldom finds joy, while the contented possess happiness without chasing it. The piece suggests looking near you to discover happiness, arguing it may be closer than expected.
In 1938 Winnie, a welterweight, asserts women will not crash the boxing world for laurels and rejects being advertised as the World Heavyweight Champion. The Bell Syndicate WNU Service quotes her stance on women's boxing prominence.
A weary Johnny Chuck returns home after a harsh fight with Reddy Fox. Polly Chuck tends his wounds with tender care and their quiet home becomes a source of peace, happiness, and lasting contentment. Johnny learns that true happiness comes from within and from the safety of home.
The article outlines sustaining milk based and vegetable soups with a list of potential vegetables such as asparagus peas beans spinach onions celery potatoes turnips carrots corn cabbage and combinations. It provides a basic thickened milk soup method and a Vegetable Vitamin Soup recipe with detailed quantities and steps and begins Turnip Soup.
Guidance on teeing and stance for driving with drivers versus brassie and spoon. Emphasizes keeping the ball forward to allow a straight swing and reduce hooding of the clubhead. Recommends checking address position and adjusting ball location to improve tee-shot consistency.
In a light item from a humor column, a child asks about a knick knack and is told a playful term pollywympus. The brief encourages whimsy and family-friendly wordplay typical of syndicated light fare.
The phrase traces to medieval German usage where a wager of battle or judicial duel determined disputed claims. It reflects a historical practice of settling quarrels by combat under specific legal norms and social rules.
A Walden-like scene recalls Johnny Chuck and Polly Chuck sharing care and affection beside the old apple tree in the orchard. They renew their bond after Johnny’s absence, rub noses as a Chuck kiss, and vow the home remains dearer than before.
Designers unveil numerous detachable capelets and fur trimmed coats for spring. Furless coats take volume lead while detachable fur accents grow in importance, shaping this season's collar trends.
Deputy entomologist Dealie B Daniels reports Colorado potato crop losses in 1932 totaling 3 702 000 dollars due to potato psyllid and potato flea beetle. Psyllid outbreaks occurred in Utah Wyoming Nebraska Arizona and New Mexico with ground cherries sustaining psyllid populations. Parasites showed some control but insecticides were largely ineffective. Morgan county trials with wine sulfur and oil sprays failed. Further investigations depend on funding.
Missouri horticulture leader warns against heavy first year pruning when taking over neglected orchards. Severe cuts disrupt top root balance, bring water sprouts, and curb fruiting. advocates moderate thinning to admit sun and air, avoiding limbs over 1.4 inches where possible.
England and Wales register over 85,000 wheat growers under the new act. The first registrant in County Tyrone, Ireland, is a woman. A campaign to enroll more farmers in Ireland and Wales is underway.
The article cites figures from ten South Carolina counties reporting a total profit of 19 153 from 920 4H club projects in 1932. It notes 61 former 4-H members entering the freshman class at the State College of Washington and discusses seed growers versus seed users. It also mentions U S wheat harvesting potential, Nevada pig production dropping to 22 000 head in 1932, and Maryland’s first rabbit club with 17 members owning 150 animals along with a fertilizer seed statement.
The annual reports show women increasingly own and influence stock in major firms. Far from passive, they hold large railroad shares and sit on boards, with 108 210 women among 260 506 holders, about 48.19 percent, and many own substantial portions of stock. Brokers note women are prudent buyers and sportingly absorb losses, reshaping corporate power dynamics.
Fragmentary line hints at a reflective statement about how selfish people perceive the world as self-centered and biased, contrasting ordinary perception with a broader view. The readable text presents a lone phrase emphasizing subjectivity and moral judgment.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle effective laxative for constipation caused by souring waste in the bowels. The copy claims the remedy clears dull bilious feelings overnight and credits Dr Caldwell with forty seven years of study and a natural mild action. It emphasizes pleasant taste and broad audience from children to seniors.
The advertisement features Mrs E A Ferris of Washington DC claiming she lost 16 pounds in 4 weeks using Kruschen Salts. It touts the product as safer than dieting and keeps users feeling cool and clean while improving attractiveness and vitality.
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