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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
3
Uncle Sam built a model village for Passamaquoddy tidal power project workers in Maine. The occupants live under ideal conditions as President Roosevelt reiterates belief in Quoddy, though current work is halted due to Congress failing to appropriate funds.
Public Ledger reports a sleight of hand trick where a small coin vanishes from the hand and reappears through a sleeve. The routine uses two coins with one wedged in the left sleeve behind buttons and an apparent movement to the observer as the cloth is rubbed.
The Barbara Bell Pattern No 1828 B offers a princess style with puff sleeves a Peter Pan collar and front buttons. Sizes 4 6 8 10 require minimal fabric and 15 cents to order. Send for fall pattern book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago Ill. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
Practical advice covers cleaning and care routines. Boil borax for coffee pots, avoid hose on roses, remove rings when washing fine fabrics, fill floor crevices with putty, wipe electric irons, and use lard to remove flour sack prints. Also tips on beets, custard crust, patent leather care, and best times for cutting house flowers.
Jerry Muskrat lies injured and becomes suspicious after a trapper feigns friendship to lure him with food. He distrusts friends and even the Big Rock, choosing his own house for safety while continuing to forage carefully for winter prep. He avoids all trap sites, wary of further danger.
A fragmented clipping notes T. W. Burgess with a remark about distrust and a wary attitude toward enjoyment, attributed to a service item from WNU.
From MOTHERS COOK BOOK 4 a simple method for chicken cooked in milk describes using a fat fowl seaso ned and floured, baked slowly with milk to create a tender meat and rich gravy. The dish finishes with buttered crumb topping and optional additions like cooked meat nuts fish eggplant or carrots, plus squash and tomato mix in another casserole.
Four pound chuck beef prepared with pork stuffing and olives in slits. Slices onion fried then browned beef, then three cupfuls tomatoes added and simmered until tender. Season with two teaspoonfuls salt and pepper to taste. Western Newspaper Union.
A preacher argues in favor of freedom for men and women and urges readers to examine how they may voluntarily lock themselves into modern life shackles. He warns against enslaving pursuits of pleasure and the pressure to conform to others expectations.
A nostalgic verse recalls reunion and deep emotion. The speaker reflects on past songs left unsaid and joy now realized as a loved one returns. The imagery blends weathered storms with gratitude for presence and solace in embrace.
The Pacific Ocean is noted as turbulent while the Blue Danube appears green and the Black Mountain in Montenegro seems gray, contrasting with Germanys Black Forest which is described as black. This reflects how place names can mislead about actual conditions or appearances.
The quote contrasts material riches with inner wealth. It stresses that true value lies in character, kindness, and usefulness, not bankable assets. It praises enduring equanimity through high and low fortunes as the measure of a well-lived life.
A brief quotation by Julia Ward Howe on the elaborate study and ingenuity shown by women in pursuing trifles. It asserts confidence in women's capacity for grand undertakings and reflects historical feminist sentiment.
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