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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1943
Page
3
An editorial discusses fatigue related to mechanization and mass production. It cites Dr. R. R. Sayers on three fatigue levels, notes shorter work hours can boost output, and recommends eight hours sleep for those under 21 and about seven nights per week afterward. It urges employers and workers to study these figures.
Article notes life expectancy rising from about 40 to 65 years due to infant survival and vaccines. It links overweight and modern diseases, warns that longer life increases elderly care needs, and cites Diabetic Manual data. Emphasizes prevention through self care and weight control. It also briefly relays a fiction snippet about Robin Dale and a ship voyage toward Labrador.
On a salmon tagging voyage near La Logue River Robin learns of Will and Angu s McPhail s strained past. Angu s reveals tension with Pat Donohoe and Mr Jenkins monitors from ahead as a government plane circles. The trio nears Beaver River while Robin contemplates Will's fate and a hidden connection to her.
The text explains benz edrine sulfate is not a sulfa drug used to kill pus forming organisms. It also notes the pneumogastric nerve supplies sensation and motion to the larynx lungs heart esophagus stomach and most abdominal organs and is very important.
The War Department reports overseas mail to American soldiers totals over 20 million pieces weekly, with about one third returning home. Letters comprise most mail, reaching soldiers from Arctic to Antarctic, averaging 14 pieces per man weekly, four times higher than peak World War I. Mail moves by air and ship to sustain morale.
Alaska reindeer herds average about 7,000 head as Eskimos and Lapps herd them to guard against wolves thieves and starvation. Feeding grounds shift with the seasons to conserve vegetation. In summer they forage on mountains and coastal tundra while groundsel mushrooms berries and mosses form their diet. In winter they roam sheltered valleys using their sense of smell to find plants under deep snow.
Spinach mustard green onions from sets and leaf lettuce are cool season crops that cannot endure summer heat. Plant as soon as soil is ready in spring. They grow quickly and reach edible stage before heat. With the exception of green onions from sets, these crops can be replanted in late July to early September and mature in late September or October. They tolerate light frosts.
The piece outlines when the United States flag may be flown at half mast and notes exceptions for national mourning. It cites Collier's guidance that flags at state, city, or organizational levels may be used to honor prominent figures or significant events with official declarations.
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