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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
6
In a Thornton W. Burgess children story from 1933, Jerry Muskrat is snatched by Hooty the Owl torching a water dive. The owl’s grip tears his coat, enabling a risky splash escape into the Smiling Pool as Hooty retreats toward the Green Forest.
A jumbled passage lists playful terms and aphorisms from exams and essays. It mentions proners and boners as humorous items, cites cautious work advice, and muses on cows, hens, and a paradox about a sphere. It also oddly names Aesop and Boston’s architecture reminiscence.
The piece notes how sodden fairways on wet days hinder true putts and favor run-up shots. Willie Hunter used mud dynamics to outplay Bobby Jones in the National Amateur of 1921, turning mud on the ball into a strategic advantage on the greens.
A writer extols simple salads and the value of a well stocked ice box. Having cooked chicken celery and prepared dressings at hand makes quick, delectable salads possible. A bottle of French dressing and mayonnaise plus relishes aid speedy serving.
A reflective verse reflecting on spring and summer's fleeting nature. April forgets while September remembers the birds and happiness. The poem muses on impermanence as beloved things slip away, urging closeness to what is passing.
Ordinary households can vary dressings in many ways. Prunes can be prepared with lettuce and nuts. prunes may be stuffed with cottage cheese. three or four prunes make a simple addition to a lettuce plate. A French dressing mix with peppers onions parsley celery keeps several days in a jar and can pep up a boiled dressing.
Right for College outlines a practical inexpensive wardrobe for girls. A beige brown checked suit with a long topcoat and scarf covers most needs from travel to football games.
In 1933 Bell Syndicate fiction, dialogue explores the idea of a medium and a curious metal said to attract dead lightning. WNU Bervica presents a quirky exchange as a speculative snippet.
Puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with numerous misspellings and garbled entries. Readable items include clues for dusteady go appolint hemotely worris and others, suggesting a shimmed historic crossword with numerous typographical errors and partial answers.
An exchange shows a child praised for good conduct at a party, with the mother noting it as a model for others. The boy responds that he need not act the same at home. The dialogue reflects expectations of behavior across settings.
A daughter questions her father about why she should not marry a man he believes lacks business sense. The father dismissively replies that his son in law would be a poor choice, implying bias and skepticism toward the match.
A fragment from Stray Stories shows a parson insisting it is dry inside despite a remark that it is too wet. The exchange features a terse retort about conditions and decorum.
A clerk notes the watch keeps perfect time, while the buyer dismisses any difference. He explains he is purchasing it for his wife who values time little, treating a wristwatch as a mere bracelet.
A snippet shows a buyer asking about a second-hand store and a seller confirming availability for a watch. The exchange hints at a small storefront venture in a local setting. No further context or names are provided.
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