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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1937
Page
2
Unc Billy Possum wanders the Green Forest during a lively early spring. He chats with Paddy the Beaver at the pond before spotting a mysterious big black stranger described by Sammy Jay, then reacts with alarm as danger appears.
Unc Billy confronts a menacing stranger approaching Paddy's dam. Morley hopes the danger is a false alarm, but the grin signals real peril. Unc Billy flees shoreward, muttering regrets about staying home as the stranger advances.
The article discusses when a first noun functions as an adjective in compound expressions. It lists senses like made of, characteristic of, pertaining to, and acting in support, plus residency or origin. Examples include silk dress, brother officer, city officer, diamond ring, ocean steamer, Jackson voters, and New York schools. WNU Service.
The article warns that cracks from settlement can worsen in winter as water freezes and expands, especially in stucco. It prescribes patching mixes of cement and sand or cement and water, dampening old surfaces, and widening bottom cuts for dovetail joints. It also notes elastic roofing cement for cracks between walks and foundations.
The speaker notes balancing joys and sorrows in life. Acknowledge pleasure amid pain and wealth of love amid trouble, as memories form a personal book of the heart. Douglas Malloch references.
The piece argues nine cent cotton loans and acreage reductions signal the decline of cotton in the southeastern states. It cites Brazil’s cheap production, world price controls, and the need for diversification as the South may shift to peanuts and other crops while still noting political motives behind New Deal policies.
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