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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1940
Page
6
A feature on serving a simple Sunday night supper on individual trays with a central dish and a warm fall menu. Includes Cranberry Molded Salad, Welsh Rabbit on Toast, Tomato Salad, Eggs a la King, Cole Slaw and Devonshire Buns with recipes and serving tips for buffet or tray style service.
A reader Mary Baker writes of her marriage battered by repeated affairs by her husband Dan. She questions the meaning of marriage, wonders if it should end after years of dullness, and asks for guidance on dignity, security, and happiness within or beyond wedlock.
Kathleen Norris notes social changes have reduced divorce stigma and counsels a young wife with an unfaithful husband to seek other interests before choosing divorce. She advises against divorce and urges exploring happiness through personal pursuits.
The article describes two bent wood chairs with damaged cane seats and worn varnish. One chair is repurposed as a living room side chair using colorful cretonnes, mahogany stained legs, and a plywood seat reshaped with a paper pattern. A follow up will show the second chair’s reuse.
The quiz asks which city is considered the oldest still inhabited. Next asks which statesman was known as the Great Pacifier. Other questions cover Buonarotti, Je suis pret, metrology, an eon, the Pentateuch, color reflectivity, and the musketeers Aramis Porthos Athos.
A fragmented quiz item lists Answers 1 to 9 with diverse topics. Notable items include Damascus, Henry Clay as the Great Pacificator, Michelangelo, weights and measures, an immeasurable period, the first five books of the Old Testament, White, and The Three Musketeers in Da mas' novel The Three Musketeers.
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