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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1939
Page
7
In a casual exchange, Deacon Well asks Reverend Jones about making friends in the church. Jones replies that he has many nodding acquaintances from sermons, though he hopes to turn them into friends.
A lively exchange features an orchestra drummer boasting speed and a violinist quipping about time as the conversation pivots on tempo and pace. The banter highlights musicianship and playful wit.
Ruth Wyeth Sears answers a reader seeking removable slipcovers for a living room chair with many openings. She explains using bindings or facings and snap fasteners, and notes sewing books that teach home decor crafts. The note lists prices and the address in Chicago for ordering.
The quiz lists ten questions with provided answers. It covers grammar, monarchs, car parts, riot legality, tool differences, river lengths, coat lapel notches, versus alligator and crocodile, round churches, and Kentucky’s Indian name. Each item includes concise explanations and specific figures or origins.
A collection of aphoristic statements on fashion serving beauty not necessity, charity and wealth, studying people, fools recognizing themselves, light purse virtue, bronze statues, family quotes, barking dogs, and rolling stones. Each line offers a standalone reflection on human behavior.
In spring 1892 five congressmen spent five days reading a full-length book titled Protection or Free Trade. They then had 1.2 million sections re printed bound and mailed to constituents at no cost to themselves, a notable misuse cited by Collier's.
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