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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
3
Claire Gibson, then a Chicago girl visiting Springfield, recalls a deadly trolley crash when a freight train emerged on a crossing. She dragged an unconscious neighbour to safety, found the driver, and helped until rescuers arrived, despite injuries and fog concealment.
A brief note explains how hummingbirds camouflage their nests by suspending them from horizontal branches. Moss and cobwebs are used to conceal the nest, aided by spider silk fibers to hold the structure together.
Pedro Álvares Cabral discovered Brazil in 1500 and named the land Terra de Santa Cruz, Land of the Holy Cross, taking possession in the name of the King of Portugal.
Frenses Langford and Jon Hall eloped in Prescott quietly after planning to delay marriage until Hall secured steadier film work. Hall once earned only 150 dollars weekly, later raised to 200. Langford may star in a new Amelia Earhart inspired adventure. Fashion notes cite Claudette Colbert in a blue daytime suit and Helen Vinson with a wide black chiffon gown. Agnes Ayres to tour for 20 weeks after Valentino revival success. Verree Teasdale and Adolph Menjou head to Europe amid screenings.
Norma Shearer eyeing a modern comedy after costume pictures plus a play run to become a film The Women. Marion Davies rivaled for Marie Antoinette. Von Stroheim now acts in French pics costing about seventy five thousand dollars. Hersholt recalls Greed length and Stroheim’s reaction. ODDS AND ENDS mentions a polyglot radio actor and a dialect animal imitator.
The article argues calcium is essential for bone formation from pregnancy onward. It compares inadequate calcium intake to using weak materials in schools and warns mothers that calcium deficiency can cause bow legs, deformed chests, rickets, tetany, and potential heart and nervous system issues in both children and adults.
The article explains calcium's crucial role in dental health and overall body function. It notes that inadequate calcium can cause baby teeth decay, crowded permanent teeth, and cavities, and it details links to heart strength, blood coagulation, fever resistance, and nervous system support.
Readers are urged to request the Iodine Chart from C. Houston Goodiss at 6 East 39th Street New York City. The chart lists foods rich in iodine and those poor in this nutrient and serves as a guide for balanced menus.
The body loses significant calcium daily and losses rise with fever illness worry overwork or strenuous exercise. Leading nutritionists state the American diet is deficient in calcium and attention to intake is essential.
Pattern 6091 for a filet crochet chair or buffet set with motifs and 3 by 5 inch alphabet charts. Cost 15 cents via The Sewing Circle, New York. Includes calcium foods list and health notes urging mothers to plan diets for children.
Horace Greeley rushed to the composing room to scold a supposed jackass in the office for an error in the New York Tribune. The proofreader revealed the original copy had been followed, and Greeley admitted fault, asking to be kicked.
A persuasive piece argues that mothers and homemakers bear the duty to improve family health and future happiness. It contends efficiencies are undermined by current conditions and urges practical changes led by women at home.
The article notes milk as a primary calcium source and recommends it as a diet cornerstone. It adds American Cheddar cheese provides calcium similar to an eight ounce milk serving. Leafy greens offer high calcium, with turnip tops and dandelion greens giving unusually large amounts though availability varies with age.
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