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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
3
Fashion notes from Paris seizing autumnal color as the season shifts toward vibrant wools and bold three piece suits. Soft tailoring with feminine touches, velveteen bindings, suede, and cape options shape chic wardrobes for modern women amid jewel tones and color dominance.
A fragmented note describes fur sleeve coats as a winter fashion fad. The garbled text hints at fur sleeves dominating coats, with uncertainty about utility and style. The item reads like a fashion blurb noting fur sleeve prominence in cold weather attire.
The dirndl remains the leading juvenile fashion as coats and dresses for girls aged three to six feature peasant influences. A royal blue velvet coat with a fitted basque top and full shirted skirt, gray squirrel collar, and a wine red velour coat with corded trim illustrate the trend.
Leather hats arrive as a new spice for the fashion menu. Lily Cadhe crafts caps from kid and suede in elephant gray rural autumn dawn blue beetroot and beetroot shades, trimmed with bright colors. Gloves in matching hues accompany the look for now with dark frocks and later fall suits.
The piece laments snobbery in taste and spending as vanity. It contrasts two red elephants and a costly ruby ring with cheaper, better options and questions the link between price and worth. It notes how families prefer prestige over true quality in education and gifts.
A public health piece urges diet and dental hygiene to prevent tooth decay. It links widespread decay to health risks and stresses vitamin C and D, citrus fruits, tomatoes, leafy greens, and proper brushing techniques for all ages.
The reader explains that lettuce corn and beef liver contain copper, a mineral aiding iron use. Another reader notes children need about 1.5 times the phosphorus of an adult, suggesting diets rich in whole grains eggs dried legumes leafy greens milk and cheese.
The article argues that dental caries can be completely controlled by diet and cites extensive laboratory and clinical research. It notes advancements in dental hygiene and the availability of scientifically designed brushes and dentifrices across the country.
Diet and dental disease discuss five dietary factors influencing caries including vitamins A C D minerals calcium and phosphorus base forming foods and raw foods. Vitamin A prevents enamel decay and gum disease while Vitamin C correlates with tooth and gum health.
The selection of a dentifrice is crucial as a pleasant paste encourages thorough brushing. An efficient dentifrice floats away food particles. toothpaste or powder can restore luster to surface stains. Use an antiseptic mouthwash daily, especially at night, and schedule regular dental checkups.
A clipped historic snippet presents a dictation by a Mr Jones about a typist and social roles. It references a mannequin figure tied to earnings and includes colorful dialect from a Tramp and Uncle Eben about work and simple pleasures.
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