23 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
1
Crochet pattern featuring Mother Goose characters Bo Peep and lambs in filet work for a baby carriage. Includes instructions charts materials, with a color ribbon beading detail. Send 18 cents to The Sewing Circle to obtain Pattern CT1 at 259 West 14th Street New York NY.
Old potatoes taste better with a pinch of sugar in the water they are boiled in. A vacuum cleaner bag should not collect more than a pint of dirt. Soak new curtains in four tablespoons of salt per four cups of water before washing. Wash delicate items in a mesh bag tied and placed in the washer.
A reflective column by Joseph W. La Bine links Europe's fate to Czechoslovakia's 20 year history, Munich pact consequences, and Germany's drive toward the Ukraine. It weighs Britain France appeasement, Soviet potential alignments, and looming economic and political pressures shaping 1939 events. The piece notes U S Treasury and WPA debates, tax policy, and looming relief cuts as part of the broader crisis.
A sprawling tale traces early explorers led by Pierre and Paul Mallet toward Santa Fe, their river route down the Arkansas and Mississippi, and the Canadian River memorial. It contrasts Klondike Kate’s Seattle roots, Dawson City fame, and later life in Oregon with Nat Palmer’s Antarctic voyage in 1820.
Luigi Cardinal Maglione, 62, longtime ally and former classmate of Eugenio Pacelli, is appointed Papal Secretary of State. Ordained in 1901 in Italy, he served in Vatican diplomacy including Switzerland and Palestine, earned the Grand Cross in France, and led the congregation of the council before this Rome posting. His elevation signals the Vatican's stance toward totalitarian states amid Italian displeasure.
The text presents fragmented questions about Seward's Fane, the sunrise in the New World, and the Pacific. It appears to be a garbled, partial set of inquiries lacking coherent context.
The text references the purchase of Alaska and a Latin origin for lucre. It mentions the Department of State with dates, a definition of generation, and a note about Lindley Beckworth. It also cites a 1938 American income figure of 64.2 billion dollars and a series of reports.
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