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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
7
A fragmented sketch discusses three elements in society: constructive, destructive, and obstructive. The obstructive element is described as stubborn, opposing the other two, with little emphasis given to it compared to the other forces.
Health column urges readers to consult their physician to verify the safety of headache neuralgia and rheumatic pain remedies. It emphasizes professional guidance over self diagnosis and warns against unsafe treatments.
The message advises consulting a doctor before trying any remedy and highlights Bayer Aspirin as safer for the stomach and heart, noting its discovery changed medical practice. It claims many take Bayer Aspirin without ill effects and urges buyers to request Bayer Aspirin by name at drug stores.
A light note recalls how a single five dollar misstep can provoke brief rueful humor. The reflection suggests that most regret ends within a day as plans drift back to normal.
A cautionary note urges mothers to seek a physician’s guidance before giving any unknown remedy to children. It warns against trusting unqualified advice and argues scientists’ knowledge supports delaying risky self treatment.
In Washington the New York delegation dispute centers on Bertrand Snell and the aim to keep Hoover Borah and Knox at bay. The piece traces past Albany power shifts, the rise of Wadsworth, and the roiling tension among era boss factions as farmers react to AAA reforms and export debenture ideas amid debates over farm relief and political strategy.
An article warns that high percentages of people show vision problems at various ages due to insufficient lighting. It explains foot candle measurements, recommends 10 to 30 foot candles for different tasks, and urges testing lighting or using high power lamps to protect sight.
The Women’s Mission Workers of Sweden, now forty years old, is likely the first and only missionary society composed entirely of women. Its members serve among the Lapps in northern Europe and communities in China India Mongolia Congo North Africa and the Middle East.
Justice of the Peace Henry Teears notes he has only eight cases since election four years ago, reporting little business in the tranquil town of Runnemede New Jersey as the court ordered his wife a weekly eight dollar allowance.
The United States patent office granted in 1865 a patent to Samuel R. Calthrop of Roxbury Massachusetts for a streamlined train design that served as a precursor to modern streamlined locomotives.
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