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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1939
Page
7
An enthusiastic reader of Sewing Book No 3 describes a bay window issue in a dining room. A 1 by 2 inch wood strip fixs cranes and rods to hang pinch pleated damask drapes and a valance, with bay space illustrated and dimensions provided.
A stray dialogue fragment shows a young woman recounting a beguiling flirtation. An elder warns against trusting a man who begins with deception on day one. The exchange hints at caution in romance and social proprieties.
The artist boasts of his two sittings for a portrait and belittles its significance while a friend dismisses the praise. Milly adds a witty remark about preferring many partners over one, highlighting witty social banter.
A meek man asks a policeman to order him away after waiting over an hour for his wife on the street corner. The scene captures a quiet, humorous plea amid city life.
Pattern ad urges readers to mail orders for fabric pieces and braids including sizes 34 to 48, with a 36 size sample of 3 yards and 6 yards braid. Send 15 cents in coins to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1324 211 W. Wacker Dr Chicago I. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
Mrs Brown questions a physician about high charges for Johnny’s measles care. The doctor defends pricing as including 22 visits, while Mrs Brown notes Johnny’s illness spread to the school.
A Collier’s observation notes vast Buddha statues worldwide, especially in China and Japan, with millions across temples, caverns, and gardens. It cites extreme cases like 10,000 Buddhas carved in a cave and shares a bizarre tale of a Hungarian printer who swallowed his lover’s details after she left him.
Lime water sweetens jars and nursing bottles while soap and water fail. Olive oil in wash water keeps chamois gloves soft. Ammonia or vinegar cleans shiny coat collars. Lemon juice in poaching water firms eggs. Paraffin in warm water cleans linoleum grease marks, then dries and polishes.
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