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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1926
Page
2
HH McCarthy a World War Department of Labor investigator finally locates his only child after a 22 month search across four states. He says the California court had granted custody to another, leavingJean Marie two and a half years old.
The University of Illinois circular explains why water supply and sewage systems matter on farms and how to plan a phased installation. It urges starting with sinks and drains, using good materials, and adding components like tile drainage, a pump, hot water, and a bathroom later to reduce cost.
Scientific American compares the human body to a heat engine and chemical laboratory, noting higher efficiency and complex repair limits than any automobile. It emphasizes the body’s self repairing capacity within limits and contrasts it with mechanical limitations and the difficulty of hospital repair work.
A nurse recalls two years of hospital life and a poignant encounter with Judge Bartow S Weeks. He visits after sentencing a friend editor to Sing Sing, prompting reflections on fate and resilience. An actor request for a surgeon becomes a tale of patient payment and renewed health.
A writer recollects experiences about realism in art, notes on a nurse washing, and recalls tales from Eddie Cantor, Ernest Ball, and Broadway. It mentions John Brown, Chauncey Olcott, and a psychiatrist's label for Lincoln and Roosevelt as syntonics, with a quip about the last war.
Saird Wells Hawks to Will Cressy. An army fair in Washington drew a tough private guard at the Army and Navy building as a decorated officer who fought and died in the late disagreement passed through. A buck private quips that the officer “doesn’t know what peace means.”
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