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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1939
Page
7
Doctor's health column cites University of Zurich clinic findings that severe tonsillitis can cause heart rate and rhythm disturbances. Electrocardiograph testing showed improvements after tonsil removal, suggesting chronic cases may warrant evaluation and possible tonsillectomy.
A middle aged foreman becomes heavy, slow, forgetful and diffident at work. Medical exam reveals hypothyroidism and thyroid tablets rapidly restore interest, clarity, and activity to normal, illustrating how thyroid function governs mental and physical speed.
A prospective employer tests an applicant's accounting skill by asking for more about the candidate. The applicant replies that his wife kept a household account for 30 days, prompting a sharp prompt to elaborate on personal finances.
A TH bride comes home longing to rummage the attic but finds only junk. A dresser transforms into a chest of drawers with varnish remover, a mirror, a fish bowl, and a piano stool are moved aside as plans unfold. The next week reveals the stool and mirror fate. Mrs Spears offers sewing books and quilt block patterns via mail-order from Bedford Hills New York.
Contest means any battle for supremacy while a tournament usually denotes a test of athletic or card skill. George Eliot was a woman. Time changes from Chicago to San Francisco are two involving mountain time and one for Pacific. A trade dollar is a U S coin minted for trade in the Orient and not minted since 1885. Ad lib means at pleasure, e g means for example, i e means that is, viz means namely.
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