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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
2
A government proclamation endorses continuing the 1919 war savings stamps drive beyond the armistice. It argues stamps benefit war recovery, aid veterans, rebuild France and Belgium, and stabilize Europe while engaging common people through daily savings.
A Montana emphasis urges citizens to back war savings loans to reach a 2,000,000 quota while warning bankers to support thrift. Washington reports influenza tied to tuberculosis, urging all recovered individuals to undergo serial lung exams, avoid patent medicines, and act quickly if symptoms persist.
An officer dispute over whether a goat or a Turk smells worse ends with both subjects brought to a colonel who faints on seeing each. The room fills with astonishment as the other officer witnesses the double faint.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces postponement of exams for forest and field clerk and stenography or typewriting clerks from November 30, 1918 to December 7. For details and an application blank contact the Local Secretary, Board of Civil Service Examiners, at the Forest Service.
U S Public Health Service warns the public about tuberculosis risk in the United States noting one million cases and urges influenza convalescents to have lungs examined. The advisory says no cause for alarm and warns against patent medicines.
Public health guidance urges not to self diagnose but to have a doctor examine lungs at monthly intervals. Advocates strengthening with proper living, nutrition, and fresh air while avoiding costly patent medicines and sensational cures.
Mabel Normand refused a undignified scene in The Venus Model a Goldwyn picture, balking at a wind chute stunt. Madge Kennedy offered to buy 100 dollars in Thrift Stamps prompting Normand to finally perform the stunt at the Royal Theater.
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