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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1939
Page
7
The article examines growing pains in children, noting earlier theories linked them to rheumatism and heart disease but arguing most cases stem from recurrent infections, misaligned limbs, fatigue, or insufficient sleep. It advises treating tonsil infections, correcting deformities, and ensuring rest to reduce pain.
The article discusses stuttering as a nervous condition rather than a mouth or throat defect. It cites Dr James Sennett Greene noting 13 million Americans have speech issues including over a million stutterers and argues nervous family environments contribute to stuttering.
A brief note recounts Betty’s one day outing downtown with tokens but no money to spend. On returning home she confides to her mother about how she fared, hinting at frugal measures and learning from the experience.
The ad promotes pattern No. 1806 for sizes 36 to 52 with a coat style dress featuring a paneled slim skirt and lace trim. It notes fabric options, yardage, easy waist closing, and no buttonholes. Also mentions pattern No. 1681 for sizes 34 to 48 with yardage details. Submits orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in Chicago.
Mrs. A. M. Moncrieff recalled meeting Whistler in the Victorian era. She described dining with the artist as his two menservants waited at table and he joked the bailiffs might be useful since his paintings now command high sums.
Fragmentary excerpt notes imagination as the soul within recognizing a soul without. It says the spiritual eye lets the mind perceive and converse with spiritualities of nature under material forms. Hudson references imagination and inner perception.
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