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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
11
A collection of brief satire from early 20th century papers cites Villa prisoner exchanges, Wilson and Roosevelt impressions, Cox campaign ties, McAdoo stump presence, and New York Democratic ticket symbolism. It notes public opinion shifts and light political jabs about party emblems and public display.
A daring airman will zoom from several thousand feet to ground level above the Helena State Fair grandstand as part of the Mon- Leet tana fair’s aerial program September 13 to 18. Three planes driven by former army aviators will showcase combat evolutions and stunts in an all aviation feature.
The American Red Cross launches a nationwide Health Center program to combat disease and physical defects. Centers operate in businesslike fashion, offering health education, clinics, nutrition guidance, and disease prevention, with over a hundred centers already in operation nationwide.
The St Clements bells rang for the first time in years on a calm March evening as hundreds of schoolchildren carried oranges or lemons, guided by policemen, while the Strand traffic muffled the historic chimes. The sound carried from Strand to the Thames as bells from the Armada era drew curious listeners.
At a medical meeting Dr. B. G. Beck of Chicago described growing skin without grafts. He outlined culturing skin so it spreads over burns, with edge granulations removed daily to allow the patient’s own skin to cover the area, aided by a paraffin protective covering.
A new scientific finding shows iron ore forming organisms similar to coral origins. Researchers report bacteria decompose rocks and build chalk and limestone, and can deposit iron compounds in surface and deep mine waters. Laboratory cultures reveal these microbes form crusts and slimy masses in pipes.
The account notes Death Valley has no green growth, with yellowish mesquite and grease bushes, ash colored sagebrush, scarce desert apple fruit, and sparse cacti. A local Democrat preserves a campaign button urging voters to support Wilson, proclaiming War in Europe Peace in America.
The Louisiana legislature refused to ratify the woman suffrage amendment, making the seventh Democratic state to deny women the vote. In contrast, Republican states that acted on the amendment have endorsed it.
Necklace set with diamonds and pearls lost. Finder to return to Tribune office and receive reward.
The American Red Cross reports rapid growth in its Nursing Service with over 37 000 graduate nurses enrolled and ongoing expansion to support Army Navy Public Health Service and foreign hospitals. Public education in home hygiene rural nursing and dietetics continues to broad base nursing standards and community health across the country.
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