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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1926
Page
4
Dr Frederick R Green explains in health column that cancer does not arise from healthy tissue. Precancerous irritation can precede cancer in tongue breast stomach and other sites. Early signs include lumps sores moles or persistent irritation and should be evaluated promptly by a physician. There is no proven cure or drug. Treatments like surgery X ray and radium exist but improve little.
A 1926 Western Newspaper Union piece argues teeth are living organs crucial to digestion and overall health. It notes decay links to hard foods in ancient Egyptians versus soft diets among Copts, urging regular care to prevent tooth loss and avoid artificial substitutes.
Julia Bottomley surveys late summer fashion focusing on two piece frocks in printed crepe and chiffon with cut out linen accents. She notes cape backs wings sashes tiers and fluttering silhouettes in green white black and red, with geometric dotted patterns and novel banding details.
The National Americanism Commission of the American Legion promotes a campaign urging posts to perform at least one act of service annually. About 4,000 posts are active in community betterment and 2,000 more partly serve both post and community. Posts are urged to expand programs and seek citizen input via local referenda on top activities.
The first Junior World Series for boys’ baseball, launched by the American Legion, will be played October 11 18 and 14 during the Legion national convention in Philadelphia. Teams from four regions will compete for a world championship trophy as part of a broad nationwide league with 2000 plus teams entered.
Ignace Jan Paderewski tells National Commander John R. McQuigg that every eligible Pole who served in the U S army should join the American Legion. He cites lofty ideals and patriotic duty over material gains, saying the Legion represents noble ancestry and enduring principles.
Cortlandt Bleecker at a Lenox wedding breakfast quips on love and marriage. He jokes that marriage marks a woman's new life and a man's end, noting that some matches work and others burn. He adds marriages are made in heaven yet brimstone matches exist and that after twenty five years, the union eases.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap as doubling razor efficiency and promoting skin purity and health. It claims no mug, no slimy soap, no germs, no waste, and no irritation even with daily shaving. One soap for shaving bathing and shampooing.
An American resident in Shanghai set an informal record by consuming 48 soft boiled eggs in 10 minutes at a local hotel. The stunt began as a $100 silver bet and aims to be a world or China record.
An advertisement urges customers to buy only Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on the package or tablets for genuine, physician recommended relief. It touts twenty five years of safe use for headache lumbago rheumatism and pain with twelve tablets sold in small boxes and bottles of 24 or 100 by druggists.
The Boston Transcript notes a famous author urges not to write for money while families, including wives, prepare to travel for the summer. The ad mentions Red Cross Ball Blue as a laundry aid, claiming dresses will dazzle and urging readers to try it, with grocers carrying the product.
A terse exchange between Inez and an unnamed suitor escalates to a threat of trouble if a debt remains unpaid. The dialogue hints at lingering resentments and a possible confrontation over money.
Mrs. Riessrncer of Cleveland Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after repeated pregnancies and weight loss. She rose from 98 pounds to 116 pounds and can work without trouble after four bottles. The ad touts health as wealth and promotes the remedy as a life changing gift.
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