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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1939
Page
7
Mrs Johns asks if Mrs Amos is well informed and Mrs Walters confirms she is noting her cook has lived with several neighborhood families. The passage mentions a relative Little Marjorie and questions if she was among their children.
The article cites Dr. Clayton C. Perry of Cleveland noting that a busy machine age and lack of time for healthy habits contribute to constipation. It cites case histories showing high rates of constipation and cathartic use, and argues a large breakfast stimulates the digestive tract and improves bowel movements.
A health column reviews calcium benefits from the Swiss medical text noting heart-stimulating effects during training. It contrasts underweight athletes on calcium with those given calcium, showing faster recovery. It urges increasing calcium-rich foods like dairy, leafy greens, and certain fruits for the general public.
A second hand store featured rocking chairs dangling from the ceiling as a bride repurposed one into a modern chair. She used an old quilt for padding and feathers from a bolster for a cushioned seat, lifting the lowered seat with the rockers removed.
A set of general knowledge prompts asks about the country of llamas the Missouri Compromise controversy the famous street in New York from a cemetery to a river the meaning of absolute zero near war over a boundary with Ohio and a river that flows through two states which states the number of states where matter exists and the origin of the term boulevard for a broad avenue.
A compact trivia item lists Minnesota and Louisiana as subjects. It notes three states of matter as solid liquid and gas. It hints at Paris city walls replaced by boulevards and bulwarks, now streets.
General Grant awarded Chief Washakie a silver mounted saddle in recognition of service. Troops stood at attention as the plainspoken chieftain declined to reply, saying that white men hear with the head while Indians feel with the heart.
Readable fragments touch on themes of slavery, Wall Street, and a cryptic phrase about a temperature point without heat. Michigan appears as a referenced locale.
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