24 May 1951
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1951
Page
1
Camp Fire Girls show junior high students living in a primitive clearing a twenty minute boat ride from the main camp in Whitman Washington. The piece contrasts modern conveniences with a pioneer lifestyle and highlights outdoor camp life for girls.
The tenth Dr Christian script contest awarded writer's $2000 for the winning script judged by Ruth Chatterton Rouben Mamoulian and Kenneth MacGowan. Other prizes included $500 to second and third, $250 to select runners up, and $200 to others. The feature highlights Judy Garland, Dana Andrews, Carleton Young, and Ann Dvorak in related productions as well as a Camp Fire Girls camp scene with crafts and outdoor skills.
A jumbled crossword puzzle clue list with numbered across and down items. Reads like a compilation of word prompts including mentions of Anger Trembling, River it, Salted, Abyss, Conductor, Gifts, Music note, and other varied terms and near phrases.
The note lists items from a prior week asking about an arch item numbered 38 and a term for a person described as a Mongoloid trie member, plus a Bachelor of Science abbreviation. It reads like a cross reference or glossary clue from a quiz or periodical.
In Mirrorake a rented outboard stalls and Freda curses the engine. A black haired youth arrives, claims to fix it, and boasts of retrieving and repairing motors using a magnet and grapple while recounting lake misadventures.
Freda Brandon, tied to Ray Hubbard by rumor and expectation, faces a summer tangled with Len Curtain. After a string of glances and schemes, Len declares love and, amid swift flirtation, she accepts a kiss that clarifies her tangled choices.
The article recalls General Charles G Dawes as a driving force behind the 1933 Chicago Century of Progress exposition. It notes his roles as soldier banker and public official, praises his impact on Chicago, and comments on political tension surrounding Dean Acheson and President Truman with speculation on future consequences.
A story about a frugal wife who repurposes leftovers from a Sunday ham. Her husband, about to eat ham croquettes, is challenged to name something unblessed in the meal, sparking a humorous exchange about blessings before meals.
An advertisement touts HADACOL as beneficial for men women and children. It quotes Mrs Anna Lavergne of Church Point Louisiana and F W Horton of Houston Texas describing restored sleep appetite and energy. A Toledo Ohio reader mentions improved work study life balance and becoming a HADACOL customer. The copy emphasizes vitamin B complex and iron deficiencies.
Slogan filled ad touts HADACOL as a remedy for indigestion and general weakness from deficiencies in vitamins B1 B2 niacin and iron. It advertises trial size $1.25 and family size $3.50, a money back guarantee, and directs readers to order from The LeBlanc Corporation if their dealer does not carry it.
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