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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
7
A rural couple, Frank and Jean, debate love and freedom amid farm routines. Jean hints at Spoof the traveler, prompting Frank to confront his own limits as Jean vanishes into a blizzard while Frank hunts, torn between jealousy and loyalty.
Morning scene shows Frank and Jack reacting to Jean's abrupt absence from the house. Jack reports she was there last night, then vanished during a snowstorm with wind making a trail unlikely and the two-by-four building complicating a search. The mood shifts from casual to urgent as they begin a thorough hunt.
A Burns club Edinburgh dinner recalls a tale from Rev. Dr. Black about preaching in a country kirk. The beadle asks for a written sermon, noting that without a paper the Almighty himself may not know when the folk finish. The London Post cites this as a change from when written sermons were banned.
Land of Thirst Bechuanaland protectorate in the Kalahari desert is described as largely unexplored with a sparse population. A railroad from Kimberley to Rhodesia touches its eastern edge while housing is minimal and daily life simple with huts made of boughs and cooking by fire and stone bake.
A note on transforming ordinary powder puffs into decorative novelty gifts using water color paints ribbons laces and tiny flowers. Subjects include saucy flappers and demure maids with one side decorated while the other remains functional.
Toys and ornaments crafted from crepe paper printed with children’s figures will be placed on the tree. Ornaments are made by pasting paper to cardboard and cutting out the figures. A bonbon wrapped in paper tied with baby ribbon completes each decoration for hanging.
A feature on popular hair ornaments for girls notes fashionable bands and coronets made from silver ribbon and flower wreaths crafted from colored tinsel ribbons. Shirred ribbons can be formed into flower shapes on ribbon wound wire, with examples of a coronet and flower wreath displayed.
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