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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
6
Lightfoot the Deer hides from hunters with terrible guns, watching from thickets and fallen trees. He fears every sound as he waits for the day fearsome humans arrive, while Brown’s cows graze nearby and the Green Forest glows in daylight.
In Amsterdam Holland the housing problem is solved with all slums razed and modern apartments built. Rents run as low as ten dollars a month, making it a standout example hailed by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate via WNU Service.
A children's inquiry to Mr Wynn about birthday gifts reveals a stingy rich uncle and a joke answer about an icicle. Other letters joke about doctors in a drugstore and a fizzician in a soda fountain, ending with a reader note about a son turning eight.
A collection of easy desserts and a salad dish from the Western Newspaper Union recipe column. Includes Duchess Cream for fifteen, Two-Two Dessert with lemons and bananas, Dainty Dessert with marshmallows and pecans, Spanish Pepper Salad with gelatine and peppers, and Cherry Ice Cream with cherry juice and cream.
A reflective verse celebrates a family reunion set in a homestead of a hundred years. It honors enduring friendship, distant kin, and shared memories under blue skies and winter cheer, praying for strong bonds and warm gatherings.
The speaker describes a birthday gift and a recurring question about miracles. The suggested response involves a physical rebuke to illustrate the concept of a miracle, concluding with a punchline that would be unacceptable to promote.
A University of Illinois College of Agriculture study in the St. Louis Milk Markets Review shows 78 Illinois farms averaging cash income of 2715 dollars per farm in 1984 with 1800 dollars in cash expenses. Net income averaged 1043 dollars, while inventories rose 401 dollars per farm due to higher prices, with AAA payments largely covering 1984 taxes.
A Hoards Dairyman writer notes removing calves horns using caustic potash from a drug store. Clip long hair, apply vaseline around the horn to guard the eye, dampen the stick and rub the horn button until the flesh reddens but avoid bleeding. Wear gloves to protect hands from contact with the caustic.
The biological survey notes small rodents like ground squirrels prairie dogs and pocket gophers increase when farmers remove large predators and create abundant food in fields meadows and orchards. Farmers trap and poison to control these pests.
Wayne Dinsmore, secretary of the Horse Association of America, urges farmers to prevent heat prostration in horses during hot spells. He recommends hourly water access, ample salt, and carrying barrels of water to fields to keep work stock safe in high temperatures.
The report notes Pennsylvania farmers sold clover and timothy seed worth 384000 dollars in 1934 and that three quarters of farm cropland go to livestock feed. It covers codling moth threats for North Carolina apples, ventilation in milk coolers, grape varieties Delaware and Catawba used in New York champagne, sooty blotch in clover, buckwheat plant traits, alfalfa irrigation, and corn varieties and hay chopping methods.
A crochet collar and cuff set offers structured form with minimal starching. Package 711 provides white Mountain Craft thread to complete a three piece set with full instructions and model illustration. Send 25 cents for mail delivery and 10 cents for instructions. include SASE to Home Craft Co. Dept B St. Louis Mo.
Framed as a health ad, the copy promotes Milnesia Wafers as pure milk of magnesia in tablet form to correct acidity and relieve gas headaches bloating and waste buildup. It asserts ease of use with directions on bottle and offers 20c 35c and 60c options. claims thousands of physicians recommend them and that all good druggists carry them.
A New York man Joseph Paradis reports three months of severe pimples and itching, improved after using Cutiura Soap and Ointment for two and a half months. The ad lists Soap 25¢ Ointment 25¢ and 50¢ Talcum 25¢ with samples and Malden Massachusetts address.
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