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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
7
Peter Rabbi debates belief as Lightfoot claims new horns grew that summer and rags cling to them. Jumper the Hare confirms seeing old horns shed and new ones developing, prompting Peter to press for details about the surrounding rags.
Gregory Kubat, a first year all conference selection, captains the Wisconsin eleven this season. He plays guard regularly and is also a capable back field man.
Lightfoot explains how new, tender horns grew rapidly after old ones fell. He recalls blue blood, skin, fur, and later hardening knobs that became sharp tips. The tale ends with readiness to fight if needed, despite past discomfort.
Douglas Malloch writes of a mountain man leaving the prairie for the hills. He longs for rock over the city's dangers and vows to finish his days where the mountains rise.
A brief note on molasses as a staple from Puritan days to Southern cuisine. Includes recipes for Louisiana Pudding, Southern Waffles, and Creole Sauce using New Orleans molasses and butter. From Western Newspaper Union.
The girl friend weighs vacation choices between the sea and the mountains as she seeks the less exhausting option. Published in 1932 by Ball Syndicate via Wwnu Service.
A Bayer laboratory based claim highlights instant relief from headaches neuralgia and rheumatic pains. It explains the tablet dissolves quickly in the stomach and works within three to four minutes, urging buyers to seek Genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer cross and clear marking on boxes.
Notices posted on church doors in Bregenz and Moeldkirch require attendees to wear dresses that meet strict length and sleeve rules. The garments must reach at least halfway between knee and ankle and extend from just below the neck to the elbows. Others in public spaces remain unlisted. A man compelled to pawn his watch changes hands.
The passage notes a contention between Marconi and Sir Oliver Lodge on who published the first wireless message. It credits Lodge with early foundational work and the initial message, while stating Marconi published results first by a few hours, per London Answers.
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