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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1939
Page
7
A Swedish farmer appeared for his naturalization papers in Washington and answered yes to being satisfied with the general conditions of the country. The hopeful applicant affirmed contentment with the nation as part of his proceedings.
Instructions describe making two interior pantry pockets from four dish towels with red borders for clean and soiled towels. The piece details cutting directions, yardage of toweling, and assembly by brass rings. Books offer further sewing guidance and gift projects. order with 25 cents per book and receive a free patchwork stitch leaflet with two-book orders.
A fragmented quote collection presents Uncle Phil stating best men should be judged by how well they perform, not by what they do. It urges concise opinions and notes music’s ability to fill solitude, while some people reside atop the social scale due to lightness in weighing down the balance.
The piece blends terse maxims on character duty and social envy. It uses vivid metaphors about painting, crooked trees, and political influence, delivering a local reader’s compact moral commentary.
A collection of practical household reminders including how to care for oilcloth and linoleum with mops and wax, why chocolate coats appear white, keeping doughnuts fresh, removing cigarette and ink stains with a pumice stone, checking garment seams, washing chamois, keeping cream fresh, and using laundry blue to brighten glassware.
A New York Times Square trivia piece presents questions on the Roaring Forties Helen of Troy and the Moon. It answers include Walter Johnson’s pitch speed 122 feet per second and why the Moon’s far side remains unseen.
U S Senator Edward R Burke argues private employers should be encouraged to expand and hire. He contends 11,000,000 unemployed could be reduced to three or four millions through private sector growth and output increases.
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