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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1926
Page
2
A home keeper should avoid a dull breakfast by varying cereals and preparations. Try corn flakes cream of wheat puffed grains or bran with fruit or eggs. Small touches like brown sugar red jelly or a poached egg can entice a picky eater and keep meals interesting.
A home care guide urges keeping books dust free with daily wiping, avoiding sun exposure, and storing upright on shelves. It recommends a yearly light neatsfoot oil for leather bindings and careful opening to protect glue and stitching, noting improper handling can cause damage.
A summary of research on goiter in schoolchildren from the Public Health Reports May 1926 notes 25.2 percent of boys and 38.6 percent of girls show goiter. Comparing records, no clear mental advantage of normal thyroid over enlarged thyroid is found, though marked enlargement may lower mental ability. sample sizes for severe cases are small.
An essay compares forecasting weather with predicting epidemics. It cites Dr. Richard M. Strong and Dr. Victor C. Vaughan noting measles influenza scarlet fever and smallpox trends and warns a future global disease warning system could work like weather stations.
The piece reviews debonair vagabond felt hats and new millinery for late summer beach fashion. It describes light felt hats, naval sailor straws, ribbon trims, bright or subdued silks, and matching capes or robes with inventive detailing. It notes fresh beach accessories and the shift toward practical, stylish swimwear and wraps.
A reader seeks advice on choosing between two suitors. The column urges valuing character and devotion over looks, arguing a modest man with genuine heart brings lasting happiness, while superficial charm impresses only others. Prioritizing inner virtue over appearance, marry for lasting happiness.
A Washington laboratory sun glass concentrates sunlight to a heat hotter than a blowtorch. The piece argues that focus, not spreading energy, makes people effective, comparing unfocused effort to diluted sun rays and praising concentrated action that melts away problems.
A quotation from Colton asserts that prejudice stems from not knowing others and that true friendship requires sterlin g qualities. It notes that friendships resisting prejudice endure because genuine merit wins hearts.
An Arab tradition claims that clearing a second ventilator shaft from the king's chamber would further lower interior heat and create a harp like music as air circulates through the passages.
The war has doubled prices for cotton and linen and urged households to lengthen their use by washing with Red Cross Ball Blue in the laundry as advertised by grocers.
An enigmatic line fragment hints at a discussion about fishing for whales and choice of action. The garbled text preserves a sense of speculation and playful wordplay without clear context or attribution.
Advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for the complexion and daily use, Cuticura Ointment for scalp and hands, and Cuticura Talcum as the fragrant finishing touch, calling it the indispensable trio for beauty.
A humorous dialogue about returning borrowed items between a husband and wife. The wife worries about offending neighbors who lent items, while the husband suggests returning them to avoid implying a request. The exchange reflects domestic wit on communal borrowing norms.
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