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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1936
Page
3
Practical advice on pruning roses in fall and dead canes, cleaning garden debris, oven glass cleaning with vinegar, ironing with care, stain removal, fabric folding methods, avoiding tableware chipping, lime wash for woodwork, brush care, and preparing acidic soils for bulbs with hydrated lime, attributed to Associated Newspapers WNN Service.
A pithy reflection on time by Hume noting that well managed time yields richer life benefits than large but neglected spans. It compares time to a cultivated field where few acres fully serve essential needs, unlike vast lands overrun with weeds.
An old newspaper advert touts Adlerika as a single dose remedy for gas pressing on the heart and chronic constipation. Testimonials from Dr H L Shoub and Mrs Jas Filler claim rapid relief and improved sleep after use. Sold by druggists and drug departments nationwide.
A portrait of Samuel Wilson known as Uncle Sam, his life in Troy New York, and the origin of the Uncle Sam persona. The piece traces Wilson bricks and meat businesses, his U S inspection role in the War of 1812, and how a tavern tale and cartoons turned him into the national symbol. It notes descendants and ongoing local traces of Wilson brickworks.
An embroiderers note describes a Wool or rope silk wall hanging titled The Duck Pond a quiet shady nook with graceful ducks. The 15 by 20 inch transfer pattern 5602 includes material needs stitch illustrations and color suggestions. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W Fourteenth St New York for pattern 5602 with name and address.
Dialoguish exchange centers on love and pride with Lulu and Nibs debating affection and insults. Elephants and trainers enter as Peco explains learning to master the big things in life. The humor relies on exaggerated feelings and playful misrecognitions.
The scene turns comic as a wife questions bathing with hotel staff while a playful husband hints at rescuing a cook to bring home. The exchange mixes humor with a sly plan.
Gladys asks Pamela if she finished the book. Pamela says she has almost completed it, with only the beginning remaining.
A philosopher, quoting Nature, argues compensations occur when senses fade. An Irish listener agrees and adds a corollary about body proportions, noting that a man with one short leg often has a longer other leg. The exchange blends wit and speculation on imbalance.
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