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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1926
Page
2
Designer notes for 1925 spring outfits for children highlight bright rainbow colors with green tones and rose accents. Textures feature soft wools, twills, and bengalines, with taffeta used in party frocks and self trims.
The piece argues individuals cannot prevent contagious diseases. organized government must provide water safety, health inspections, and enforcement. It compares stable governance to disaster scenarios in Russia and Prussia, noting epidemics follow breakdowns and reference Lenin’s remark on the louse and socialism.
Dr James J Walsh of Fordham University urges nurses to avoid worry and embrace daily outdoor activity for physical and mental fitness. Sunlight and fresh air, even in damp weather, boost health, with a balanced approach including indoor air. The piece notes modern clothing and vents versus old housebound habits and encourages opening windows for ventilation.
James E Fraser of New York, sculptor of the John Ericsson memorial, is in Washington to finalize the monument near the Lincoln Memorial. President Coolidge and Crown Prince Gustaf Adolph of Sweden and his wife are expected to attend the dedication set for May 25.
Federal Judge George W. English of the eastern Illinois district has been impeached by the House and will stand trial in the Senate. The action marks a major disciplinary proceeding against the jurist as lawmakers pursue accountability in the judiciary.
A witty exchange unfolds where one speaker jokes that a clever wife never asks about her husband’s actions while another quips a clever man never has a wife. The repartee highlights gendered humor and social roles in a light conversational snippet.
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