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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1939
Page
7
Fragmentary dialogue describes a visit to a notable scientist with references to Kuiper and Mr. Einstein. The text hints at a misdiagnosis or medical issue hinted by lines about hair, eye health, and signs of liver trouble.
A feature by Lemuel F. Parton discusses General Pedro Aurelio Goes Monteiro of Brazil and Viscount Gorton of Britain, noting unity efforts in the Western Hemisphere and the wartime temperament. It also mentions Wash College’s new course on maintaining calm in war and criticizes postwar public scholarship.
A fragment describes the Golden Banquet Hall of Stockholm with mosaic walls and a gilded back area. The snippet mentions a chamber in the city and hints at a shimmering gold motif.
Ruth Wyeth Smith describes a curtain project using long leftover fabric pieces to create soft cream foundation with wide gingham stripes and narrow bias trim. A color chart shows stripe widths and spacing, with ideas to match rug or wallpaper colors. Mrs Spears offers more homemaking booklets for 10 cents with name and address.
A quiz prompt lists questions about sampans oceans legislatures fish filet mignon states with bigCities impeachment lines from a poem and biblical prophecy plus an unfinished query.
A quiz presents answers on topics including an Oriental boat a depth of the Pacific a region north of Mindanao Maine a fish filet mignon as a steak Massachusetts and the senate a Bible prophecy about Jerusalem desecration and Antiochus Epiphanes and terms for animals such as herd pack swarm trop.
Cartoon text contrasts charity with snobbery as a poor man asks for bread and potatoes while a napkin is offered. Marriage is mocked as costly but harmonious in banter about differences. An ad for Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets rounds out the page.
In a quick domestic vignette Mrs. Jones reviews her son Tommy’s bedtime routine. Tommy’s answer to a math question reveals his father’s age, prompting a humorous remark. He explains his scratches came from a dog named Jimmy with sharp teeth once.
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