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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
2
A 1936 Well Web guide outlines bed height about 26 inches, recommends single or three quarter beds, firm slats and springs, and rust prevention with metal frames. It stresses nurse access on both sides, flat wrinkles free sheets, padded and waterproof layers, and varied pillows to aid comfort and recovery.
The Fish and Oyster Reporter recaps a $30,000,000 winter industry loss and a revived oyster trade. It notes renewed interest in artificial propagation sparked by industry turmoil, cites Wells' five year effort to breed food oysters under artificial conditions, and discusses environmental pressures, dangers to larvae, and potential expansion of supply and cheaper oysters through protected, large scale farming.
Women members of the National Women’s party led by Miss Mabel Vernon protested at the Labor Department in Washington over the exclusion of Countess Cathcart while the Earl of Craven was allowed entry. The countess was photographed on Ellis Island where she was detained by immigration officials.
An essay on the value of work after illness. The author, recalling a life built on labor, says health and work saved him, helped reunite old friends, and allowed helping others. He jokes about medical terms and likens his life to a map of the Pennsylvania railroad.
A professor of orthopedics gently frees a warbler from a cage to treat its sore foot. The scene of the tall, gruff doctor handling the bird, washing roosts, and restoring it, lingers in memory for all who witnessed it.
A McNaught Syndicate item presents five short lines each linking a cause to a single visible effect. The phrases mention a long freight train a packing box headache tabs a first time driver a safe gun and shallow water with swimming beyond life lines.
From Adelaide University researchers led by Dr Campbell comes a study contrasting Aboriginal and modern diets. The team notes Aboriginal dentition is well formed and healthy, with low dental disease, and attributes immunity to the coarse tough foods and simple preparation in traditional diets.
An old advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuineness and safety. It warns that imitations may be dangerous and instructs customers to say Bayer when purchasing aspirin.
War medals flood London pawn shops as dealers seek their origin amid surging demand. Buyers snatch up emblems at low prices, while investigators push to trace provenance and prevent illicit trading.
A vintage advertisement urges using Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry to give a dainty well groomed look for girls. It emphasizes social admiration and domestic polish as outcomes.
A compact exchange notes the plural of man as men and playfully questions the plural of twins as twins 1 in a light linguistic aside. The dialogue reflects language curiosity with no formal conclusion.
Mrs Sarah Dahlstrom reports improvement after using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for anemia and weak blood. She describes renewed vitality and normal blood state, claiming no prior medicine matched its effects. Includes dealer and Buffalo New York address for advice.
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