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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1943
Page
3
A during war era discussion highlights boxing as a tool for soldier training and character building. Dave Morton and Jack Dempsey advocate boxing’s benefits for discipline, endurance, and confidence among Amherst students and broader athletes.
Western Union reports Bert Lytell returns to screen via United Artists film produced by Lol Lesser. The project will feature Katharine Cornell Lunt and Fontanne Tallulah Bankhead and many stars as Hollywood searches for new leading men amid wartime shifts. Orson Welles grows hair for Jane Eyre and George Montgomery prepares Bomber's Moon before service. Bob Hope optimism and radio stars pace wartime productions with shifts in cast and studio plans. Alan Ladd delays incendiary Blonde, Betty Hutton in Let's Face It, and two stage recruits join Best Foot Forward for Lucille Ball enduring roles. Pepper Young's Family reunion brings Larry Woodleaf back from service. Eddie Cantor riffs on hospital swap with Phil Baker. Shirer to lecture at camps. Ed Murrow eyeing solution to no gas problem.
Tim and Irene lead Columbia’s "Reveille With Beverly" photo feature while Joe Schilling dons a naval outfit in "Destroyer." Mitchell joins Metro's "Bataan Patrol" and Nelson Eddy returns in Universal’s "The Phantom of the Opera" remake, with Deanna Durbin unlikely to appear.
A collage of wartime topics shows bond and stamp production details, a humorous will by Humphrey Z. Cleek listing odd bequests, and satirical notices about fuel, rationing, and public life. The piece blends patriotic messaging with social humor and era commentary.
Nostalgic note explains how dressmakers saved spools for corner cabinets and hanging shelves. The series of eight booklets by Mrs Spears promises projects like an end table of spools in Book 5 and a corner what not in Book 7, each with 30 plus home making ideas. Copies cost 10 cents postpaid and are ordered directly from the author.
The piece traces vitamin history from C to B complex and reports an experiment where B complex aided nervous fatigue but not muscle fatigue. It warns against overexertion after age 40 and argues that simple daily activity like walking and housework is essential for heart, vessels, digestion, and overall health.
The term Diabetes Mellitus comes from Greek roots meaning passing through of honey. Diabetes is a condition where the body cannot use all the sugar entering the bloodstream. symptoms include increased thirst and hunger, weight loss, weakness, leg pains, and irritability. It can be controlled. consult your family physician at once by all means.
A concise paraphrase of Diogenes asserting freedom from servitude to passions. The line labels the worst slaves as those enslaved by their own desires, reflecting ancient philosophical caution about self-control.
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