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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1939
Page
7
An old pattern description outlines sizes and fabrics for two outfits. No. 1830 targets a range of large sizes with an afternoon dress design and a plain neckline accented by a brooch. No. 1829 offers two apron styles with pinafore details and protective, versatile straps.
The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept announces a new Fall Pattern Book with a hundred designs for all shapes and sizes. Each pattern includes a step-by-step sew chart for beginners, plus material notes and pleat instructions. Patterns priced at 15 cents each, book 15 cents, with orders sent to room 1324, 211 W. Wacker Dr., Chicago, Ill.
Boogy proposes moving all men to one continent and all women to another to create instant employment. Woogy notes many great men have tried and failed, prompting Boogy to press the idea further.
A small classified-like notice inviting readers to obtain a embroidery pattern by sending 15 cents in coins to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept located at 82 Highth Ave New York NY. Include name and address and pattern number.
Tight curtain springs can be secured by firmly gripping the rollers and tightening the end springs with pincers. Silver and gold scarfs stay untarnished when packed in black paper. A starch wash makes windows shine. A pinch of soda preserves spinach color during boiling. To clean a light felt hat, brush away dust then apply French chalk and let stand before brushing.
A set of eight questions covering botany geography astronomy language electricity and idiomatic usage. Topics include Adam’s needle and peak, artesian wells, jockey equipment weight, Europe’s smallest states, gnomon meanings, the song referenced by Comin Through the Rye, electrical units, and the correct idiom “if worse comes to worst.”
A compact quiz lists facts about a jockeys outfit weight petites states Monaco and San Marino sizes, a geometrical figure, a small river, an ampere named after Andre Ampere, and Dr. Rossiter Johnson on a phrase. The note cites the original form of a common saying and its meaning.
A fragment notes yucca plants and a mountain peak in Ceylon with gardening themes. It explains wells were first sunk in Artois, France, citing ancient Artesium as the origin.
The quote by Herbert Spencer argues there is one form of moral right action and one form of straight line, asserting no more than one right kind of action or straightness exists. It emphasizes unity of ethical direction and geometric certainty.
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