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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1941

Page

6

Dangerous to Those Who Try Fad Diets

Girls ages 15 to 25 show far higher tuberculosis death rates than their male peers, with 82 percent more deaths for 15 to 19 year olds and 41 percent more for 20 to 24 year olds. The study urges health education, routine tuberculin tests, chest X rays, prompt action on symptoms, and strong parental guidance against modern excesses to curb susceptibility.

Northwestern National Life Insurance Co United States America Glen Lake Minneapolis

New Franco Censorship Ruling Sparks Debate Abroad

The Spanish government sues a decree requiring foreign correspondents for Spanish newspapers to be Spaniards with official press cards. Critics warn the policy would channel Falangist sympathy and curb independent reporting overseas.

Teeth Composed Of About One-Fifth Water

A dental fact notes that teeth consist of roughly twenty percent water, reflecting the mineral and organic content that gives teeth their structure and resilience.

Treasure State News Briefs Highlights Local Events

Wolf Point celebrates Gus Holm turning 80 with open house drawing 50 plus attendees. Fort Benton moves to replace Missouri River ferries at Carter Loma Virgelle Lohse. Anaconda hosts district convention for Active clubs on May 3 and 4. Judith Gap reports Ruth Hall injured in a fall and at St Joseph’s Lewistown. Jordan rebuilds Big Dry dam and WPA crews start irrigation ditch repairs. Sidney witnesses Howard McCarten and Trilby Baltus wed. couple to live in Fairview. Glasgow elects Junior Chamber leaders including Ed Davison as president. Sidney observes Helen Estes and Arnold Ferris Jr wed in Tacoma on Ferris’ parents’ anniversary. Libby notes Lavon Lake freezing linked to fish deaths. Butte cites Montana’s top physical qualifications under selective service. Livingston adds 12 new workers at NP shops, total 338, with locomotive rehabilitation as key work.

Kerosene Dangers Highlighted On Milk River Farms

Francis J. Donohue warns farm and labor units in Phillips Valley and Blaine counties about kerosene and distillate fires. He notes fires can start with dry kindling and a little paper, risking lives and structures. A Los Angeles safety light study cut night accidents 88 percent at one intersection due to yellow lighting.

Milk River Phillips Valley Blaine Francis J. Donohue Donohue Los Angeles

Easter Parade Dinner Delights and Quick Frozen Treats

After the Easter parade comes food with recipes for Magic Rhubarb Sherbet and baked lemon fish. Also included are Lima s la Francaise, Peach Ice Cream Tarts, and Coffee Cocktails, plus notes on quick freezing to preserve flavors year round.

Fashion Pattern 321 Offers Sport Frock for Misses and Women

A cheerful pattern 321 describes a square front neck frock with decorative shoulder darts and an upcurved waist. Pockets optional, cap or short sleeves, vivid ric rac accents around sleeves and waist. Available in misses and women sizes 12 through 32.

State Editors Say on Wallace Nazi Influence Warning

The Helena Independent notes Vice President Wallace warned that if Britain loses the war Nazi influence could rise in certain Latin American republics within a year unless safeguards are taken. It questions which republics and why nazism seems invincible. It also mentions Latin actions on axis shipping. Fungi causing root rot threaten North Dakota small grains.

Wallace Helena

Sioux in State Jump to Enlist in Armed Force

Indians on the Fort Peck reservation in Montana lead in volunteer rates under the selective service act. Of 252 Fort Peck Indians registered, 113 volunteered including five employed on the Fort Peck Indian agency staff. Across 26 agencies 7,147 eligibles were registered, 574 volunteered, and 37 inducted. many volunteers and National Guard members not yet counted.

Fort Peck Montana Fort Peck, Indian Agency Tom C. White Billings CCC White National Guard Fort Peck Reservation United States Army Chief Gall the Little Big Horn George A. Custer United States Cavalry Sitting Bull United States

Pattern Order Instructions for Size 16

Instructions detail fabric yardage and notions for sizes 34 36 38 40. It directs customers to mail fifteen cents in coins, write size and personal details, and send orders to Pattern Department M N at 70 Fifth Avenue New York NY.

Pattern Department M.N Fifth Avenue New York N. Y

Shrine Club Formed At Glendive Meeting

Shriners of eastern Montana met in Glendive to organize a Shrine club with G. G. Hoole elected general chairman and Leon Coombs general secretary. Other officers named include Glayde Sidney membership chairman and R. Westrum as ladies committee chair. The gathering referenced an August or September honor for Po tentate D. C. Warren of Glendive and noted rehearsals costing about ten dollars per minute for orchestras.

al Bedoo Mystic Shrine of Bie Bs Glendive D. C. Warren Shriners Montana G. G. Hoole Leon Coombs Glayde Sidney R. Westrum Co. R. Hurry Bill Kinzil

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