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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
11
A vivid reunion story recalls WWII servicemen called doughboys visiting a frail elderly woman dressed in black. The act is framed as gallant and respectful, highlighting enduring bonds between veterans and a longtime neighbor.
A New York Evening Telegram excerpt argues mind control reduces jealousy and anger by freeing the mind from harmful thoughts. It urges starting with small steps today to reduce worry and build confidence with each victory, noting the difficulty but reinforcing the progression of self mastery.
A Kansas City Star snippet humorously describes Clarence Spradd and Burt Blurt in Petunia. Flo buys a fashionable suit to appear slick, but the Goggles girl teases him. He confesses he’d rather be hung than marry her, and she says she’d rather he would.
The first woman physician in the United States, Dr Elizabeth Blackwell, earned her M D in Geneva New York about years ago. Born in Bristol England she moved to the United States as a youth and faced rejection from many colleges. She studied in Europe hospitals, returned to New York opened an infirmary for women and children and founded a woman's medical college.
In Coblenz a big corporal asks Miss Ruth Woodsmall to shelter his mother at the Hostess House. The white haired mother, Anna Stepp, recalls her son Ralph Stepp in the American Army and reunites after five years apart. Her tale recalls wartime separations and a family still connected to the war.
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