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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
6
Doctors point to constipation as a common cause of baby fussiness and sleeplessness. Castoria offers a mild vegetable remedy for infants and older children, reputed to relieve colic and promote relaxed comfort and sleep. Keep a bottle on hand with genuine Castoria.
A Montreal Star excerpt recalls a lady sending a manuscript to Doctor Johnson asking for his opinion and noting other projects. Johnson replied with a witty remark to "put this with the other irons."
A brief dialogue finds a man seeking to marry this afternoon while the woman plans a weekend departure and urges postponement. He argues for immediate nuptials as she leaves for the weekend.
A columnist argues faith in enduring standards remains vital amid unemployment bank failures and falling prices. He cites home ownership savings and banking safeguards, warns against blaming society, and urges thrift, industry, and sober risk by individuals to restore confidence and economic security.
Assistant Attorney General Gallo comments on a corporation's reply to a charge describing it as defiant. The exchange compares legal responses to a tearoom anecdote about stale cakes and a girl at tea. The dialogue blends legal rhetoric with a sharp, informal aside.
A fragment notes a likely broken engagement causing distress in a household. The text hints at emotional impact with phrases about being unmanned and family members away for the evening.
A dieting ad claims a woman can lose fat by taking Kruschen Salts in hot water each morning. It promises weight loss, increased energy, clearer skin, and a younger feel within three weeks. The ad urges safety and money-back offer if not convinced.
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