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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
6
A long historical summary traces Francis Bellamy’s pledge and the origin of the national Flag Day observance. It notes Bellamy's role with Youth's Companion, Harrison's promotion of the holiday, and the flag’s enduring symbols Stars and Stripes and Old Glory.
A narrative on the flag as a symbol of collective effort. It cites President Wilson declaring Flag Day on June 14 1916 and crediting Laura B Prisk as the Mother of Flag Day alongside Benjamin Altheimer of New York for shaping the national observance. It recounts Altheimer’s inspiration from Fort Sam Houston San Antonio and his drive to promote patriotic celebrations across cities and institutions.
A reader’s letter questions the safety of skipping meals and argues a schedule of eating every few days with a strong focus on digestion and long intervals. The editor counters, noting most adults tolerate three meals but some may eat less now, and children require more protein and energy. Includes Cornell recipes for Codfish Balls and Baked Apples as guidance.
Giant beans weighing eight pounds each are grown in the Everglades by Gilbert Taylor of Felda. The Tasmania variety resembles a squash in appearance yet tastes like beans. The vine grew so large it broke down the training fence.
A brief item notes a sales pitch by Liberal commissioner Spring en Overall Co at 19 W 34th Sh.N City offering inexpensive new type patented overalls as a money making opportunity.
The passage suggests continual tiredness from colds overwork worry and weak blood. It describes red blood cells and hemoglobin reduction causing weariness and a let-down feeling. It promotes a time-tested tonic designed to restore body strength.
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