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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1933

Page

6

Jerry Muskrat Builds a Safe and Cozy Winter Home

In a tale from 1933 by T. W. Burgess, Jerry Muskrat digs a water tunnel system and thick walls to shelter his house from ice and predators. He prioritizes safety with sturdy walls and dry, well-ventilated chambers, while ensuring comfort with a roomy, dry bedroom connected to the underwater cellar. Peter Rabbit mocks the pile, but the hidden chamber proves sturdy and secure for winter.

Jerry Muskrut Green Meadows Green Forest Peter Rabbit Peter Jerry Muskrat Smiling Pool Jack Frost Smiling Pond Old Man Coyote Reddy Granny Fox Jerry Paddy Beaver Rabbit Hooty the Owl T. W. Burgess

Vitamin Rich Foods and Common Veggies Featured

A vintage Western Newspaper Union cooking note highlights affordable vitamin rich dishes. It details Red Cabbage and Apples, Macedoine of Vegetables, and Stuffed Eggplant with steps, prunes common vegetables into flavorful meals.

Western Newspaper Union

Amusing Excerpts From Exam Papers and Tales

A collection of humorous bits from student essays and historical anecdotes. Notes on Pasteur, Caesar, Jonah, and biblical figures are presented as witty tidbits highlighting misread or misused facts. The items include mocking statements and playful misinterpretations of events and terms.

Break Free from Inner Walls and Seek Life’s Wide World

A reflective piece urges readers to stop dwelling on personal guilt and mental prisons. It contrasts hermit thought with outward engagement and encourages embracing life’s beauties, pleasures, and opportunities for new thoughts, hopes, and joy.

Douglas Malloch WNU Service

Flat Lie Prevents Tilting Wrists in Golf Play

TEWART MAIDEN, a renowned instructor and early proponent of Bobby Jones, argues the flat lie is easier than the upright for most players. He says it lets hands stay natural and arms straight, reducing wrist tilt during the downswing and increasing control and power.

Tewart Maiden Bobby Jones Beleves Bell Syndicate WNU

Mainbocher Frock Showcases Rounded Shoulders and Details

A black crepe Mainbocher dress features a rounded dropped shoulder, neck flowers, and a low skirt flounce as the latest silhouette and ornament in the display.

Woman weighs raise as Pittsburgh deal hinges on romance

In a city office Joan negotiates a five and a half dollar raise with Mr. Walker amid profit talk and layoffs. After work she visits a beauty parlor where Stanley Jones urges her to boost her confidence and consider marriage, offering flirtatious praise and support for her ambitions.

Joan Verne Pittsburgh Mr. Walker Joan Maggie Maurice Olga Stanley Jones Smith-Bradly Roof Garden Stanley

Carved Confederate Army Memorial on Stone Mountain

Stone Mountain stands as a gray granite block 867 feet high and nearly a mile long. A 200 feet high carving 1300 feet long on its face commemorates the Army of the Confederacy, located 15 miles from Atlanta.

Stone Mountain Atlanta Army of the Confederacy

Pioneers of science trace a century of discovery

A Literary Digest commentary surveys foundational figures from Pythagoras to Planck, tracing geometry, physics, biology, chemistry, and electromagnetism. It highlights Archimedes, Copernicus, Galileo, Newton, Darwin, Jenner, Pasteur, Faraday, Maxwell, Curie, Thomson, Planck and others in a cosmic progression of knowledge.

Pythagoras Archimedes Xnenophanes Copernicus Galileo Newton Cemocritis Dalton Thomson Planck Quantum Winstein

Why the Sudden Change to Liquid Laxatives

Doctors endorse measured liquid laxatives for adjustable dosing and controlled action. The public prefers liquid laxatives for comfortable, regular movements without kidney irritation. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as a safe, non habit forming option available at druggists.

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