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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1940

Page

7

Pattern sewing detail promises slimming fit and optional trim

A vintage pattern description explains bodice gathers shoulder darts and a slender waistline. It notes a deep narrow neckline, trim options with frills or lace, and lists fabric yardages for sizes 36 to 52 with short and long sleeve variants. Send order to the stated address.

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Hidden Hearts Across the Road

Mrs. Jones observes new neighbors with devotion as she recalls her own vanished husband. A rustle of the sheet provides no answer while she notes their public displays of affection. Edward is urged to follow suit amid a quiet street scene.

Mrs. Jones Edward

History Quiz Gems from Ask Me Another

Q1 Rome was built on seven hills. Q2 Centigrade to Fahrenheit uses a 1.8 conversion plus 32. Q3 Lady Godiva rode to protest taxes and relieve her people. Q4 A salaam fish salutation or small coal bucket refers to a gesture or object with varied meanings. Q5 Democratic convention rules require a majority of the votes.

Rome Lady Godiva Coventry

Answers to five trivia prompts

Seven is the first answer. The second converts Celsius to Fahrenheit by multiplying by nine fifths and adding thirty two. The third explains a motive to help people escape heavy taxes. The fourth is a salutation. The fifth denotes a majority outcome.

Around the House Tips on Cleaning and Maintenance

Tips include removing lime from a teakettle with vinegar and paint from windows with clear ammonia. Use dry mustard on hands after peeling onions, bay leaf or thyme to season gravy, linseed oil on painted surfaces, keeping old pillowcases for patches, and a blackboard eraser as a shoe polisher. Earthworms aid soil, lime water brings them up, and ink on carpets should be treated with skim milk.

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