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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1940
Page
7
A young married man notes a new florist and a wedding guest list shift. Jones explains the florist’s slogan Say it with flowers and a joke about inviting only married couples to the wedding. a side remark hints at a mysterious next flat resident pursuing music and longevity questions.
Fragmentary remark contrasts spoken love with written vows, noting the beauty of the three little words I love you. The exchange evokes affection and the permanence of written affection in a light, intimate tone.
A photographer informs a posed patron that photos cost thirty dollars per dozen and urges the subject to look pleasant for the shot.
A brief reflective exchange questions how a name defines identity. The speaker jokes that Jimmy is both full and empty, illustrating the idea that men are alike in one respect yet every individual remains unique.
A person asks to change a dollar bill and cites a mother’s belief that the note is bad. The request prompts questions about the bill’s quality and authenticity.
A magnate and his wife discuss a package opened at the wife’s boudoir revealing diamonds reported by the town council as found in their dustbin. The wife admits discarding them after wearing them twice. The exchange ends with a wry remark about consequences.
A bright young man asks the price of a second hand suit in the window. The shopman corrects him, declaring the suit is brand new. The customer retorts that the fellow in the window has worn it for two months to his knowledge.
Pattern No 1209 B offers a ready to sew dress in rayon jersey flat crepe or thin wool with a chic fall look. Sizes 12 14 16 18 20 correspond to busts 30 32 34 36 38 and require yardage options for long or short sleeves. Send orders to the address provided.
The passage describes a figure flattering afternoon dress with sculptured lines that slim the waist and hips and shape the chest. It suggests brightening the high neckline with a gold necklace, pearls, or a chatelaine at the shoulder to enhance the look.
The questions cover geography and history. terms include two places on opposite sides of the earth, the war during which the U S secret service was established, the meaning of a misanthrope, the duration of something ephemeral, and the item nearest the center.
A set of trivia questions covering topics. Includes inquiry about treaties requiring senators, the origin of the Don't tread on me slogan, the start year of the present century, the function of lachrymal glands, and whether Spanish is Brazil's official language.
The list provides quick answers: Antipodes. Civil war date July 2 1864. describes a hater of mankind. duration one day. the North pole. a senator quorum when a treaty is considered. early American naval flags. January 1 1901. shed tears. Portugal is the official language of Brazil and Portugal’s colony origin noted with Brazil as the largest South American state and Portuguese as the prevailing language in the Western Hemisphere.
A contractor borrows a worn car for an emergency trip. With an employee, he discovers the brake fails and the gas pedal jams as they head toward a bridge. He jokes that perhaps the gas will run out.
Readers report saving money by using a new speed method for remedies, noting widespread adoption and enjoyment of the approach as it offers quicker relief and lower costs compared with traditional options.
A line attributed to Dickens proclaims that each newborn baby is a finer being than the previous one, reflecting a sentimental view on progress and growth.
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