WBE Column Fragments Include Food Ads and Whimsical Text
A fragmentary WBE page segment shows a voice describing a sign and woodwork, with playful asides about pancakes and sausage. It references Belo and local cooks, ending with quirky names and asides about baking and serving short orders.
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Belo! de Wah
Hutt
Dangerous character speaks on a sideline road
Samuel Hopkins Adams style dialogue reveals a wary exchange between two travelers on a side road. A woman teases a man as dangerous only when aroused while hinting at a shortcut to a main route fifty miles south. The scene ends with a tense setup as they discuss the route.
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Tambay
Brandon
Leverton
Liver U
Leive
U. 5S. Treasury
Germany
East Front
Bastoy
Oslo Aftenposten
Oslo
Olav Tommesen
Tidens Tegn
Elisabeth Spockeli
Norway
Bergen
East
False Front Patriots Warn Against Silent Stamp Redemptions
The piece condemns patriotic phoniness and cites defense stamp redemptions in December totaling 6,646,712 as wasteful, urging solid building of patriotism. It includes quotes from public figures and anecdotes about Tambay and other cultural notes, reflecting wartime sentiment and cultural commentary.
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Washington
Lincoln
Patriots
Defense
Hermann Goering
Cleveland Post Office
Uncle Sam
General MacArthur
Admiral Nimitz
Pearl Harbor
Treasury Department
Redeemers
Treasury
Woman Gives Life Savings to Fight Cancer
Charlottesville nurse Nancy Vance dies after donating $2300 from her savings to cancer research rather than seeking medical care or a funeral. The piece contrasts her sacrifice with war guilt trials at Riom critiquing complacency and urging readiness to defend peace.
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Douglas Mace Arthur
Philipines
Arthur MacArthur
West
Missionary Ridge
Philippines
MacArthur
MacArthurs
U.S. Grants
West Point
Ulysses S. Grant
Frederick D. Grant
Ulysses I
Bataan
America
Nancy Vance
Charlottesville
Third Republic
Adolf Hitler
Vichy
Berlin
Laval
Blom
Daladier
Cracker Prompt as War Scrap Drive Slogan and Questions
The text urges Americans to save scrap metal for defense industries and asks five knowledge questions. It covers metal hardening by iron, regional lead and zinc production, hardest material between iron and lignite, uses for bauxite, wartime tin imports from Pacific islands, and a South American tin producer.
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West Virginia
Missouri
Arizona
Pacific Islands
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