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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1940
Page
17
The page lists a large crossword puzzle with numerous across and down clues, including entries like Anoints, Pig pen, Beige, River in Kansas, and Dish. It presents a dense grid of numbered words and partial fills, with several theme hints and cryptic directions interspersed.
A brief item notes a company or project titled Bringing Up Father with 48 employees and 50 units or positions referenced. The snippet lacks full context but implies staffing or production figures tied to a local business issue or development.
The article explains how modern anesthetics include ethylene and cyclopropane, both explosive under certain conditions, with ether and oxygen also hazardous. It notes explosions are rare, cites historical usage data, and emphasizes avoiding flames, using spark-protected gas machines, and maintaining humidity to prevent blasts in operating rooms. Finnish authorities allowed four soldiers to join the Holmenkollen ski tournament.
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