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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
7
Peter Rabbit questions Lightfoot the Deer about ragged coverings on his growing horns. Lightfoot explains the yearly growth, hides away during horn development, and insists his old horns dropped off last spring. Peter remains doubtful as Lightfoot insists on the truth.
A collection of quirky definitions and playful lines about spoons of knowledge and everyday foods. It spans jokes about aliens and Indians, plus tips for elevating canned soups with rice vegetables spices and cheese.
Douglas Malloch reflects on how homely features fade when a person smiles and light shines from within. He notes many traits may be judged harshly at first, but true warmth and neighborliness bioachieved through expression and laughter outshine static looks. The piece stresses inner light over surface appearance.
Francis Wistert, a tackle for the University of Michigan, is regarded as among the best at his position. Much is expected from him this season as the team moves forward.
Thousands of rheumatic sufferers report pain easing in minutes after two Bayer Aspirin tablets with water followed by rest. The ad touts instant dissolve and fast relief, claiming government cost savings from smaller paper money and notes printed per sheet. A closing line notes that long speeches lack concise oratory.
Workmen at the electric power plant held a funeral for a cat that leaped onto a toe wire and stopped part of Windsor’s electricity. Over the grave a wooden cross carried the line he had nine lives but they availed him naught. A wreath and a model of the switch were placed beside the cat’s grave.
The article notes that about 1,000,000 individuals suffer from speech disorders and roughly 500,000 are schoolchildren who stammer or luffer.
A quirky note on shrimp preparation from a vintage cook urging fresh shrimp over canned. It suggests a snappy sauce of tomato catsup, chili sauce, a few drops of tabasco and a dash of horseradish. Serve the shrimp tips in a cocktail glass for a bright bite.
An advertisement touts Syrup Pepsin as a gentle stimulant for children and adults to improve bowel movements and prevent bilious spells. It claims a famous family physician endorses it and stresses regular use to maintain health.
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