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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1935
Page
6
Dr William Paul Brown argues the school tuberc ulosis program is secondary to controlling active TB in the general population. He cites periodic exams and tracing contacts as more productive than broad school testing, noting chest auscultation may miss active disease but helps identify at risk children.
A biologist from the Bureau of Biological Survey and the Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff identified hairs from clothing of people in the Southwest more than fifteen centuries old as rabbit fur. The preserved hairs came from a Basket Maker burial cave in northeastern Arizona found by the 19384 Rainbow Bridge- Bionument Valley expedition. The study notes little difference from modern cottontail fur.
Reddy Fox faces Terror the Goshawk in a Green Forest dispute over hunting rights. The two clash as Terror challenges Reddy to steal a chicken from Farmer Brown's hen yard, prompting a tense dare between rival predators.
The city of Wilmington, Delaware, held nearly half the state's population in 1920 with 110,168 residents, while the state total was 223,003. Delaware ranks among the smallest states by area in the Union.
A compact tip list from Motifers Cook Book shows serving orange sweet potatoes in orange halves with mashed seasoned potato and optional marshmallow garnish. Ozark Soup recipe uses a soup bone broth with potato dice rice and tomatoes, finished with flour cream and spices for a rich, seasoned soup.
A poem by Anne Campbell sometime. The speaker notes that in years ahead when life grows difficult, the child should recall courage and the love that built a bright place. The verse promises enduring support and a wall of love against life’s swirls and disillusionment.
A remark notes that the man famed for generosity to the extreme will not perform such self sacrifice in public, keeping deeds private rather than visible.
Chelsea Massachusetts earns the nickname junk capital for gathering and repurposing junk and rags into cloth, rugs, and tile. Old clothing vests are baled and shipped to India while metal scrap goes to Europe, with Hamburg and London noted as markets.
A reader asks about city cooks and whether an honest man can play poker. The column explains social norms, jokes, and a Pullman porter stereotype, then ends with a man who is deaf and dumb.
Navy blue taffeta tunic dress with white polka dots features a fitted hip and skirt, deep raglan sleeves turned to wide cuffs, and bias cut ruching with fringe. A Pierrot collar, navy hat with ruching, velvet bow, and knotted ribbon belt complete the look with velvet accessories and navy suede bag and gloves.
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