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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
7
Pat Sofarelli endures a wild ride when an ice wagon horse buckles on a New York street. He clings to the harness as the wagon reels through traffic, dodging cars and pedestrians, until a wagon wheel on a stump halts the killer horse and saves his life.
The text describes the Ozarks as a set of high hills in southern Missouri and northwestern Arkansas formed from a former plateau by stream-cut valleys. It then explains Cambridge University Little-Go as a general preliminary exam for undergraduates before taking degree examinations, required in the first term unless exempted.
The piece cites Dr. Elliott P. Joslin and Dr. Charles Mayo on overweight as a factor in diabetes and cancer risk. It notes insurance rejections for overweight applicants and emphasizes moderation, light eating, and choosing foods that fit individual needs. It also covers early man eating habits, stomach size, proper daily food types, and the value of relaxation and sleep for health.
A piece explains two ways to influence outcomes: complain or offer constructive suggestions. It recounts a woman securing a waiting station bench after persistent, courteous appeals and a city installing STOP signs after a resident proposed safer behavior. The message favors measured, practical requests over grumbling.
A terse line suggests conscience takes a break and returns stronger. The fragment implies moral energy recovering after a pause.
A three days cough signals danger and Creomulsion is advertised to aid natural healing of inflamed membranes by loosening and expelling germ laden phlegm. The ad claims guaranteed results or money back if not satisfied.
A caution to mothers about giving medicines or remedies to children without consulting a family doctor first. Doctors and health authorities warn that improper dosing or unknown remedies risk health and even life, urging mothers to seek professional guidance before any treatment.
The piece urges parents to consult physicians who have endorsed Phillips Milk of Magnesia for over 60 years as safe for children. It notes the product now comes in peppermint flavored tablets and encourages telling the druggist the brand name.
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