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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
12
A Greenfield Massachusetts nurse and other grateful women report improved health after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from Mrs Gentaupe L Stew and Mrs J A Pirtscu cite renewed strength for work and home duties. Hundreds of letters praise the remedy across multiple states.
The narrator describes an extreme recovery process using casts and braces, likening the bed to mortar and a construction project. He jokes about Houdini and laments a surgeon who is also a famed American pistol shooter, wondering if the steel concrete cast could be breached by a sharpshooter. The piece blends humor with a wary admiration for Dr. Reginald M. Sayre.
A reflective meditation on hospital culture where veteran doctors favor simple language while younger interns air advanced terms. The author recalls Hospital friendships, personal growth, and the era of reconstruction shaping faith and resilience amid discontent.
A former cloak and suit operator, a friend of Eddie Cantor, produced a premiere that drew strong crowds. A week later he jokes about adding a second company in the lobby if attendance stays high. An editor seeks permission to reprint poems about medical treatments.
Lieut. Col. George R Crosfield of London head of Fidac visited the United States under American Legion auspices. He spoke of representing ten million World War veterans and met with Legion leaders in New York Philadelphia Washington Pittsburgh Toledo Chicago Paterson and Indianapolis to promote world peace and international cooperation. He is a veteran of the Ypres fighting and lost a leg in 1916 while serving with the Royal British Flying Corps. He helped organize the British Legion and heads Fidac aiming for lasting international peace.
Minnesota’s American Legion Hospital association reports hundreds of disabled veterans are healed and returned to health annually. Since 1922, 221 cases have been treated with only one death, funded by Legion dues and 25-cent contributions, at a Stochestin clinic where care is offered regardless of ability to pay.
Officers of the Long Beach post of the American Legion say the oldest and youngest veterans in their post are Henry Rodgers aged seventy two who served through World War I after retirement and Eddie Peabody aged twenty three who served with the Navy.
A fragmentary essay by Ed Howe criticizes overexposure of Charles Lamb and gossip, questions education’s aims in Bulgaria, and praises Nietzsche while condemning pretensions. It surveys gender views, law, and judicial behavior with satirical bluntness.
Dialogue fragment shows a couple discussing marriage and dreamy future home. Richard affirms certainty while Ruby expresses affection and expectations for an ideal house.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment to remove pimples and blackheads, with Cuticura Soap used daily. It urges washing off in five minutes and continuing routine use for clear skin, mentioning Cutleura Taleum.
Fragments describe homework at school and a push to write a composition about fish. War impact noted with doubled cotton and linen prices. Laundry tip mentions Red Cross Ball Blue. Local ad references AJL grocers and a quip about daily learning by Dan and Doousday.
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