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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1936

Page

6

Divided sports skirt pattern for young women

The Barbara Bell pattern 1875-B offers a divided skirt or shorts option for golf tennis bicycling riding and hiking with a casual blouse and sport pocket. Sizes 12 to 20 with busts 80 to 38 inches and fabric needs listed. Order by mail from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago for 15 cents.

Barbara Bell Sewing Circle- Pattern Dept Adams St Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU

Butler Champions Youth Growth Through Experience

The article argues Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler overestimates youth’s flippancy but says young people should be allowed to learn from their own experiences. It notes every generation faces scrutiny and urges patience as youths pursue self betterment while balancing play and work.

Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University New Butler Bell Syndicate WNU Service

Good Location Smith

Smith asks about fruit tree pest presence while Jones notes not near the main toad. dialogue centers on miscommunication about location and pest concerns.

Jones

Priceless Wedding Gift Sparks Sentimental Letters

A lighthearted exchange reveals the plan to give Sam and Helen a wedding present consisting of letters Sam wrote during their engagement. The idea evokes nostalgic memories and underscores the couple’s cherished history.

Sam Helen

Courtship Humor Over Missed Mark in Letter

A quip from a teacher’s practice session cites a student’s remark about courting a school ma’am. The punchline notes she marked 14 errors in his last letter, reflecting playful literacy critique.

Fiber Trunk First Small Chap Obscure Rhyme

A fragment discusses a child with a leg of hickory and a sister with a cedar chest in a rhymed verse. The lines suggest a playful, metaphorical exchange and small family imagery from an old text.

Piling Up Johnny and Bobble Debate Deathless History

Johnny muses on centuries ahead while Bobble questions the study of future history. The exchange hints at curiosity about time and knowledge beyond their lifespans.

Johnny Bobble

The New Order Joshaway Crabtree Comment

Joshaway Crabtree argues changes in slang show shifting gold digger labels from Forty niners to Thirty-sixes, reflecting evolving attitudes toward wealth and gender roles.

Joshaway Crabtree

Whiskered angels and a mother’s cheeky reply

A child asks why there are no bearded angels in heaven. The mother, thinking quickly, jokes that men reach heaven only by a close shave, delivering a light humorous domestic exchange.

Mamma Mary Lou

Billy Mink Follows Stranger Along the Laughing Brook

Billy Mink from the Green Forest shadows a man near the Laughing Brook. He watches the stranger inspect logs and holes, suspecting the newcomer is hunting for him as he travels with sharp eyes and keen senses.

Green Forest Billy Mink Laughing Brook Billy Mr. Sun Shadow the Weasel Farmer Brown T. W. Burgesa WNU Bervice

Magician Demonstrates Corks Multiply In Box Trick

A magician uses a prepared two lid box with corks glued in upper lid and two loose corks in lower section. He shows two corks, shakes, then reveals four by turning the box to reveal the lid that is the box’s bottom. WIN Service.

Apple Jam and Flavorful Stew Innovations

A home cook shares steps for thickening stew with melted butter, flour, and a rock from the stew, then serving with meat and vegetables. A recipe for Apple Jam uses apples, corn syrup, sugar, lemon, ginger, and cloves, plus a chocolate cream dessert and a closing note about Triangular Pockets.

Market Tip Shapes a Fable Predictably

A brief Bell Syndicate WNU item notes a market tip and a playful line about a child asking what a fable is. It sketches a light, humorous scene without specific dates or names.

Bell Syndicate WNU

Dawn awakening the earth in morning’s quiet call

Poem urges rising at dawn to witness the world’s daily birth. It paints dewy woodlands and diamonded flowers as the sun lifts over hills. The speaker invites ascent to greet a cool morning, with thrushes singing and a sense of heaven close at hand. The author signs as Douglas Malloch, with a service note.

Douglas Maligch Wnu Sarvice

Chocolate Mold Recipe Steps From Old Wire Service

Instructions describe a chocolate mold method with vanilla salt and whipped cream. Gelatin is dissolved in cold water and added to hot chocolate, then poured into a mold and packed in ice and salt for four hours. Western Newspaper Union.

Western Newspaper Union

Extraordinary cooking turns ordinary dishes into genius meals

A cook explains how simple recipes can become remarkable with pep and varied flavors. He details a cuck steak dish: cut into pieces, browned in suet, then seasoned with salt paprika cayenne celery onions and water and simmered for two and a half hours with forty five minutes to go.

Cured Cross Eyes After Hospital Recovery

William Hawkins a LaGrange Georgia man previously known for cross eyes was recently struck by a truck and treated for head injuries. After healing and bandage removal doctors found his eyes normal and uncrossed shocking him and nurses.

William Hawkins Lagrange William

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