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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1938
Page
7
An immigration official questions a Chinese respondent after he replies to the name sneeze. The exchange centers on whether sneeze is his Chinese name. The source shows a language miscommunication during screening.
A statement argues longevity depends on physiology not years and urges midlife diet control. It notes older people can stay active, warns against overeating, and recommends balanced protein from milk and eggs, free vegetables, optional cooked fruits, limited fats, and multiple small meals.
A health guidance piece explains that youth builds reserve energy, but midlife requires steady diet and habits to stay vigorous. It warns against overeating, emphasizes balanced meals with milk, eggs, fruits, vegetables, and adequate protein, and urges regular exercise, sleep, and avoiding excess weight gain.
A brief note suggests hot foods are easier to digest than cold and recommends starting meals with hot broth to aid digestion and stimulate appetite.
The text notes that milk fruits and vegetables cover much but not all daily minerals. It recommends supplementing with whole grain bread or cereals eggs and some meat to meet nutritional needs.
A collage of wry maxims on women, men, marriage and traffic cops. The speaker notes shifting power, the risks of aging, and how cooking or wit can influence relationships amid noisy modern life.
Instructions describe making a compact hot dish mat from white cotton cable cord using braided centers and circles in pairs. Directions cover braiding rows, easing edges to lay flat, joining ends, and finishing with a gift suggestion from Sewing Book 2 Embroidery Gifts and Novelties. Offer to send for 25 cents to Mrs Spears in Chicago.
Practical tips cover softening stiff leather straps with soapy water and linseed oil, deodorizing rooms by airing, safe steam kettle use, quicklime to dry damp closets, soda and vinegar to clear clogs, iodine on scarred mahogany, funnel as a twine holder, newspaper to polish windows, and air drying scrub brushes after washing.
A reflective aphorism notes life as a repeated daily cycle and urges living each day fully. It contrasts prodigality with misused time and labels both as extremes.
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