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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1940

Page

7

Rip Van Jones Starts Day Late Aboard First Ocean Crossing

Jones awoke at 9 a.m. after blackout and rushed to work missing breakfast. Smith and Brown head on their maiden voyage across the ocean with Smith quicker to adjust to sea life while Brown struggles initially.

Rip van Jones Jones Smith Brown

Paramount World in Flames Banned by Pa Board of Censors

Virginia Vale reports the Pennsylvania State Board of Censors banned Paramount's The World in Flames as corrupting. The film, a historical record of preparedness, had high-level support in Washington and from navy and war department leaders.

TSHE Pennsylvania State 4 Board of Censors Paramount Washington, D. C Secretary of the Navy Secretary of War

Charming jumper pattern No. 8797 offers affordable fashion

Pattern No. 8797 designs a flattering plaid jumper with a corseted waistline and gathered front. Instructions include fabric yardage for sizes 11 to 19 and a coordinating blouse, with a sew chart and order address in Chicago.

Ask Me Another General Quiz Start

Questions cover Romany language speakers binocular vision birds brother's keeper Joe Miller joke or bonehead play shot heard around the world location and vice presidents who later became president

Joe Miller

Puzzle Pieces Reveal Seven Clues Across Riddled Texts

The item lists six numbered lines with terse statements including references to Answers 1 and Cain. The set mentions Gypsies and a line about the owl as a bird relying on one eye for a single view, concluding with a note on death and election tallies and ending with Concord.

Cain Concord

Beyond Shadow of Doubt It Was the End Comedy

A budding actor boasted of a real acting moment for a speaking part He rehearsed three weeks to deliver two words It is On opening night he delivered the line Is it The crowd was left with the final twist and a legend of misread dramatic timing

Ray Heatherton Westinghouse Annie Laurié Robert Burns Heatherton Burns William Douglas Annie Laurie Douglas John Douglas Scott Annié’Laurie

Correct Constipation Before Not After

An advice piece promotes preventing constipation by regular meals and fiber. It highlights Kellogg's All-Bran cereal as a bulk source from Battle Creek, urges adequate water, and notes medical consultation for chronic cases.

Battle Creek

Difficult Task There is nothing so easy in itself but grows difficult when it is pere formed against one's own will

Terence quote about inner resistance to action highlights that tasks become harder when done against personal choice. The line contrasts ease with coercion, underscoring autonomy in effort and motivation.

Terence

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