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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
7
An employer asks a prospective employee if they can do double entry. The reply asserts capability to do triple entry, indicating testing of bookkeeping or data handling skills. The exchange highlights confidence in handling multiple data-entry tasks.
A historical nutrition column outlines the importance of vitamin B for preventing beriberi and promoting health. It names foods rich in vitamin B, recommends whole grains and bran, and stresses regular intake of fruits, vegetables, and dairy to meet daily requirements while noting cost-effective sources and dietary choices for different ages.
After years of investigation by numerous researchers two American scientists reached a milestone in nutrition science by determining the chemical structure of vitamin B and developing a synthesis method.
Nutritional scientists report vitamin B supports growth and normal appetite. Animal tests show deficiency reduces feeding and appetite improves when vitamin B is added. Evidence also suggests vitamin B helps maintain normal muscular tone of the large intestine.
75 patients studied suggest a chronic slight shortage of vitamin B leads to definite changes in the motor and secretory function of the digestive tract. Adequate B1 intake is urged for active workers and growing children. Vitamin B1 is water soluble and loses a large share when cooking water is discarded.
A proposal urges every village town and city health department to do more than protect against infectious diseases. They should actively monitor and mitigate broader health problems to improve community wellbeing.
A column of domestic hints covers saving stairs with foot-rail shelves, preserving linoleum with linseed oil, stiffening washed taft, choosing flower containers to suit the blooms, keeping nuts and raisins from sinking in cakes, and using greaseproof paper to replace a pastry board.
In a small North Carolina town years ago a shop displayed a sign reading Poor trust is dead bad pay killed him. The owner known as Old Man Cash enforced cash payments with a stern gaze, shaping habits toward staples and avoiding repeat credit woes.
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