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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
3
A cap sleeved frock offers a polished look for all ages. Brightly striped fabric with contrasting yoke and sleeves enhances the shirtwaist silhouette, presenting a charming option for stylish everyday wear.
Practical advice on lemon rind and juice use plus do it yourself sewing repairs and home maintenance. It covers grating rind before squeezing fruit, planning weekly play nights with games and storytelling, concealing dress ridges with ruckrack braid, wax for woodwork, sewing up shoestrings, and removing heat rings with wax and resin varnish.
The discussion centers on the reserve clause limits, fair salaries, and player rights. Bruce Woodcock’s inexperience and Mauriello’s training focus are weighed alongside the Yankees’ spring batting woes and heavy lineup potential. International polo prospects in summer rounds out the column.
A collage of remarks on wartime figures and culture features Queen Wilhelmina at West Point, OPA debates, editor squabbles, and quips from Booth Tarkington, Somerset Maugham, and Will Rogers. The piece weaves humor with opinion on public affairs and press personalities.
Pattern numbers for medallions and squares are advertised with instructions to send orders. The notice mentions popular designs and emphasizes easy to make motifs with suggested alternatives and current conditions for filling orders.
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls William Faulkner as postmaster in a Mississippi university town. On leaving the office he reflects that he has spent his life answering to others money and stamps, never again to be at the beck and call of every 2 cents.
Fragmented OCR hints a dated, humorous exchange with banter about steak service and a nearly blind horse. The text weaves jokes on heredity and a joke about Nebuchadnezzar's hanging gardens, ending with Butch’s punchline about a neighbor keeping chickens.
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