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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
7
The article notes the winter to spring health dip and urges a diet rich in minerals and vitamins. It highlights iron and copper needs, explains iron loss from infections, and recommends iron rich foods like liver eggs whole grains dried fruits lean meats and greens. It emphasizes daily servings of cooked greens and a green salad with fruit to boost minerals and alkalize digestion.
The National Safety Council reports that from ages three to 21 accidents kill more people than any disease. From three to 40 accidents kill more males than any disease, while heart disease ranks above accidents for all male ages. Among females six diseases surpass accidents as fatalities.
The page advertises dress patterns No. 1717 and No. 1684 with multiple styling options and sizes, including kimono sleeves and interchangeable bolero and apron-skirt. It notes fabric choices and yardage, plus sewing-circle ordering. A health sidebar praises laxative foods and high fluid intake, citing fruit juices for vitamins and appetite benefits.
Aunt Maria mentions the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary coming next Sunday. Uncle John reacts with disbelief and humor as they muse about taming two chickens, revealing a domestic moment with light tension and a hint of mischief.
The article extols moderate daily exercise and fresh air as antidotes to winter malaise. It links muscular activity with better eating, sleep, alertness, and relaxation, advising daily time outdoors, sunshine, and proper nutrition as Nature's tonics.
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