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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1920

Page

2

Influenza Origins and Spread Across Regions

Dr. Simon Flexner argues influenza outbreaks originate in Eastern Europe and Turkestan, spreading east and west in waves. He urges wiping out the disease at its source and notes the pattern tracks through migrations, with rapid urban and global reach and varying early severity.

Simon Flexner New York Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons American Medical Association Europe Russia Turkestan Munich Ound American Intercam

Sugar in Fir Trees Signals New Discovery in British Columbia

A study by Prof. John Davidson of the University of British Columbia reports sugar in Douglas fir specimens, indicating a rare sugar variety. Indigenous peoples have long used the substance, while the article notes broader reflections on epidemic disease and measures to combat future outbreaks at their source.

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Mules Save Farmer From Windstorm Crash in Kentucky

Owensboro farmer G W Potts credits his mules with saving his life after a giant maple toppled onto his wagon seat. The animals sensed danger, pulling Potts free just before the tree crushed the seat.

Owensboro G.W. Potts Potts

Watson Hits Pay Dirt With Mountain Lake Protest Run

Mountain Lake resident Watson fired a Lackawanna protest special from Mountain Lake to Hoboken to protest service. Commuters at Hoboken raised a $300 purse for Watson after the meeting and engine crew volunteers joined the effort.

T. Watson Mountain Lake N. Je Lackawanna Hoboken N. J Watson

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