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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1938
Page
6
Mrs. Pearl Vetter of Miami Florida commands the only all-woman American Legion post in the state. She previously served as a yeomanette in World War I.
Margaret Loescher, a German born worker living in the Bronx, survived a factory fire in Plauen Saxony on July 19 1918 that killed over 400 women. She and her mother died earlier, and she bears lifelong scars from the blast and smoke.
A brief note links varnish use to monks in the twelfth century and traces varnish making to Theophilus era with protective finishes dating back to the Pharaohs. The text highlights linseed oil as a key ancient ingredient in varnish production.
The Big Wind swept Ireland on the night of January 6 1839 with Limerick Galway and Athlone bearing the brunt as hundreds of houses were blown down and fires spread destroying property and disrupting towns across the region.
Mary Ball Washington was born in 1706 on her father Joseph Ball’s Lancaster County Virginia estate not in England. Her siblings were Joseph Jr Susie and Mary and a fourth child whose name is unknown.
An article explains honey production by bees gathering nectar and converting it into honey. It notes bees buzz over nectar to evaporate water, with a single pound of honey requiring about 80 000 worker bees.
A family friendly sewing tip explains embroidery of a rooster design for a boy starting school. It describes cross stitching methods, sun applique options, and color changes, plus notes on two sewing books offered at 25 cents each with a free Crazy Patch quilts leaflet if both are ordered.
Acid Free Quaker State Motor Oils make cars run better and last longer, according to Adv. claims based on experiences of millions of owners of Ford, Chevrolet and Plymouth vehicles.
An anonymous maxim suggests it is wiser to compliment a flawed man than to disparage a virtuous one. The saying emphasizes restraint in judgments and favors constructive speech.
Practical guidance for women undergoing menopause focusing on fresh air sleep and a general tonic. Recommends Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a aid to build resistance boost vitality calm nerves and lessen symptoms often linked to the change of life. Encourages trying the remedy for better wellbeing.
A concise reflection on power from Tacitus noting that the ruling passion drives leaders and states. The line emphasizes ambition as a defining force in political life and governance.
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