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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
12
Dr. Byron M. Harmon, superintendent, says employing patients to set type by hand brought relief from tuberculosis complications. He claims several men were cured, left the sanatorium, and continued working at their new trade.
Phonographs are used to teach English in many Philippine schools. In Nueva Ecija Island of Laizon 22 central schools and 17 barrio schools employ them. Authorities seek American English standards but cannot supply enough teachers, so phonographs with correct American records are advocated.
Railroads report safer travel with a 15 percent drop in grade crossing accidents in 1924 versus 1921–1924 averages. Train passenger fatalities were 149 with 681, while injuries fell 25 percent from the prior four years, the lowest since 1901 despite record traffic.
Diamond Dye promises simple tinting or full dye in one package. Instructions explain tinting wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. Includes directions and cautions for fabric types and dyeing outcomes.
Fragmentary ad notes fashion shifts in Russia with Wasters adopting blue blouses to replace stiff collars and white shirts. Mentions Pippa under ban and Red Cross Ball Blue as a fabric cleaner, with quirky consumer lines about smiling when told you look well.
A proverb-like line suggests talkative allies can outperform silent foes by influencing events and outcomes through communication and action. The emphasis is on the power of vocal engagement over quiet opposition in achieving goals.
A dense list of across and down clues mixed with partial grid notes. Entries reference languages, fauna, geography, and wordplay. The page teases the next issue solution with a standard crossword format and thematic hints.
Instructions describe placing correct letters in white spaces to form words across and down. Numbers indicate definitions beneath the puzzle. Horizontal clues fill from left to right until a black square. vertical clues fill from top to bottom until the next black square. Only dictionary words appear, with proper names excluded.
The essay argues loyalty to family and country should avoid boastfulness. It contrasts American bragging with a British temper shown by an Englishman in Paris who refrains from boasting after witnessing American self-praise. It urges Americans to value quiet pride and humility, recognizing true greatness without public boasting.
The Golden Rose, a rare papal honor bestowed on distinguished women, was sent to Belgium's queen for her silver wedding anniversary. It has been awarded only once before under the current pope, with a previous example to Queen Isabella by Alexander VI. The custom dates to the tenth century and formerly used a bouquet containing balm.
Dr. L R Hohman of Johns Hopkins medical school reports a new disease in Pathfinder Magazine. Four cases show involuntary eye rolling and fixed gaze, facial tremor, and inward turning of the feet in spasms without pain.
A rich amateur, returning from Europe, bought an Italian painting he claimed as an old master. To evade export bans, he had it repainted with a seascape over the original and asked a top New York firm to remove the new layer. He sent a later wire asking what to do with the altered work titled Coronation of Victor.
Advertisement touts Cutieura Soap and Ointment for clear complexion, clean scalp, and soft hands, plus the Cutheura Talcum to complete the toilet set.
The brief notes broad concern about vero weather while contrasting a lack of accomplishment and mentioning Ameri en Lautherian as a referenced name in a fragmented fragment.
A compact reflection on fate and resilience drawing from Virgil, suggesting endurance as the means to conquer misfortune. The line echoes classical virtue guiding perseverance through hardship.
A brief note compares restoring a faded oil painting with recovering a borrowed ombreta, highlighting the greater challenges of the latter.
Air traffic in Europe shows rising activity with British Imperial Airways recording 6 750 flights from April 1924 to April 1925, totaling 1 885 412 miles and carrying 72 000 passengers while delivering 1 098 tons of freight. A German inventor develops a new float design resembling feet with analogous motion.
An old medical notice promotes Nujol as a safe nonabsorbed intestinal lubricant. It claims to relieve constipation by softening waste for thorough regular elimination without stomach impact.
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