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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1936
Page
7
Daily life hints cover school name labels on rubber items. Kitchen tips include preventing curdling with cold vinegar, removing duck feathers with boiling water, and fillings for graham bread sandwiches. Cleaning, storage, and quick flavor tips round out practical household strategies.
The article honors Jedediah Strong Smith as the first to cross the continent from Mississippi to California, open the South Pass gateway, and blaze multiple westward trails. It details his early life in Jericho New York, rise as a fur trader with Ashley and Sublette, daring voyages through the Mojave and Sierra Nevada, imprisonment in California, and ultimate death along La Jornada in 1831 at the hands of Comanche fighters.
A Mississippi Vocational News piece asserts work as universal remedy urging continued toil regardless of wealth status or sorrow. It claims idleness breeds doubt, urges persistent labor through doubt, disappointment, shattered dreams, and fear, and declares work essential as life sustenance.
Wires connect a microphone to expert translators who hear the speaker and translate into a second language. Interpreters speak into telephones linked to earphones at delegates’ desks and tune the language they understand. Dr. Pierce's Pellets advertise a laxative and cathartic option.
A terse critique of a rule deemed ineffective and unfair, arguing its flaws undermine fairness and clarity. The speaker contends the rule fails to deliver consistent outcomes and adds unnecessary complexity to decision making.
A cheerful ad showcases a Scottie pup mascot with plaid coat and yarn whiskers. It invites readers to order pattern 5006 from The Sewing Circle, Household Arts Dept., 259 W. 14th Street, New York for 15 cents, including name and address.
A lunch counter worker aspired higher and found work in a jewelry store. His first customer, a woman seeking a wrist watch, prompts a loud sales quip. The second customer asks for an engagement ring, platinum with a two carat diamond, leading to a humorous reply.
Monks in the Alps have replaced brandy given to St Bernard rescue dogs with hot non alcoholic beverages stored in vacuum flasks attached to their collars. This shift aims to provide hydration without alcohol during rescues performed by these famed canines.
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