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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1926
Page
12
Dentists warn that germ laden toothbrushes can cause tooth troubles as much as poor food. Rinse and dry after use, disinfect in antiseptic solution, then sunlight or radiator drying, and store in a clean cupboard with individual holders to prevent dust and soap residue.
The author argues for beautifying common kitchen and laundry tools through bright enamels and color schemes. She urges readers to repaint and decorate items like broom handles ironing boards and carpet sweepers to create a more cheerful, stylish home while awaiting manufacturers to offer designed, Delft blue or blue and white pieces.
A Beil Syndicate item contrasts sensational crisis stories with the quiet peril faced by six London doctors testing a cancer theory. It argues real danger exists in medical risk taking while urging readers to witness the harsher lives of the poor to seek true variety.
The author cites Sarah Bernhardt's habit of never compromising grace, even unseen, to argue a personal rule: be at your best at all times. It suggests self discipline, consistency, and living up to the image one wishes others to have, applicable to any field.
The green color seen on potatoes results from light exposure as tubers belong to the nightshade family. Green areas often contain poison compounds, highlighting a potential hazard when potatoes are illuminated.
A terse reflection noting that making a verse is a leading infant industry and that no seed shall perish which the soul hath sown, attributed to Symonds.
In southern Annam the Mois, a primitive tribe, live untouched by civilization until recently. They inhabit high plateaus and favor red, with ancestors said to have migrated from Madagascar. Modern tech arrives slowly, first causing a small flurry, then acceptance as novelty fades.
A housewife smiles as she admires a basket of laundry items including White clothes and thanks Red Cross Ball Blue in a grocery advertisement.
The We de France was launched in France and upon completion will be one of the biggest vessels of her type afloat. It will have nine decks about the height of a storied building and measure about 40 000 tons. France has pursued elegance and comfort in passenger ships in its maritime ventures.
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