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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1940

Page

7

Inside the Senator’s Mansion a wedding and political farce unfolds

Limpy navigates a late election night as Adele conceives a spur-of-the-moment marriage to Len Hardesty, Len’s governor nemesis. Amid radio updates and family intrigue, Limpy seeks shelter, Hilda enforces guard, and Aunt Olympia contends with a chaotic blend of romance and publicity.

Lehman Dewey Willis Indiana McCarran Nevada Hilda Limpy Adele Darling Len Wilkie Len Hardesty Cece Olympia Mrs. Marie Shane-Tompkins State Committee Jonesome Laney Cecil Dodd Iowa Aunt Olympia Helen Governor's Mansion Brats Beldame Lancy Del Brick Senator del Slopshire United States

Victory Cake Aftermath and Coat Disputes Highlight Campaign Night

After the Senator’s decisive win, guests unwind with punch as Aunt Olympia orders the girls to bed. Cecil Dodd’s nudge prompts Hilda to manage valuables, including Miss Slopshire’s mink and Mrs Slopshire’s squirrel, with instructions to retrieve tomorrow. Limpy returns the squirrel coat, while Hilda notes the icy mood and unfinished business.

Hilda Limpy Olympia Cece Slopshire Murphy van Nuys Willis Gillette Case South Dakota Lehman Wilkie Cecil Dodd Mabel Shane-Tomkins Mrss Slopshire Miss Slopshire

Quiz Questions From Prompt Page

A set of seven trivia queries covers topics from flags and propaganda to presidential salary and nautical water needs. It asks about design of the Stars and Stripes, propaganda among enemies, Washington's salary, equator latitude, liner freshwater requirements, peruke wearing, and usage of the Nazi salute by others.

Designs and Duties from Early America and Antiquity

Francis Hopkinson designed the Stars and Stripes. Ancient war messages were sent on paper tied to arrows. Washington received no salary as President. Large liners need over a million gallons of fresh water per voyage. Head refers to a wig. A sign of serfdom in Ancient Rome involved a head sign.

Francis Hopkinson Washington Rome

Around the House Prevent Slips and Mildew Hazards

Practical home tips advise securing emery on ladder steps to prevent slips and ensuring shower curtains dry to avoid mildew. A rubber band around jar lids provides grip, and turning pan lids creates a makeshift hotplate for warming dishes or simmering small pans.

Household tips for preservation and cleaning routines

Advice on not refrigerating dates but keeping them in the package on pantry shelves. Instructions to treat cream stains with cold water and soap, and rinse. Suggestion to keep cleaning tissue in the bathroom to reduce towel wear, noting uses by men for razor wiping and women for lipstick removal.

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