Per year in advance per year in foreign countries
A brief price note lists annual rates in foreign countries at two dollars and fifty cents per year versus two dollars per year in other terms.
29 Jan 1948
Page 1
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1948
Page
1
A brief price note lists annual rates in foreign countries at two dollars and fifty cents per year versus two dollars per year in other terms.
Dairy calves should start with colostrum and whole milk for two weeks, then switch to skim milk as milk supplies allow. Provide top grade hay and starter grain, with a finely ground mix of corn oatmeal bran linseed meal salt bonemeal and vitamins, gradually shifting to coarser grain by one month to support thriftiness and paunch bacteria.
A government payroll savings plan lets workers convert part of their pay into U S Savings Bonds. Bonds yield $4 for every $3 invested over 10 years, turning weekly deductions like 3 75 into substantial future value.
The article notes Benjamin Franklin urged choosing a turkey over the eagle for the Great Seal. It states Franklin called the turkey American and fitting, while others backed the eagle for tradition and power. The eagle design, featuring olive branch and arrows, was ultimately adopted in Philadelphia.
A tiny folding car 37 inches long 20 inches high weighs 72 pounds carries two full sized adults. It reaches 25 mph and can be folded like a suitcase for transport on a private plane from airport to shopping centers.
Uncle Sam invites workers to sign an authorization form in January to let the payroll savings plan deduct 18.75 dollars monthly from existing funds to buy a 25 dollar Savings Bond each month for ten years. The ad highlights the plan as a powerful method to build a nest egg through regular savings.
A humorous exchange about balancing a check book. A wife explains she adds $40 to her remembered checks to claim a present balance while the husband questions the method. The joke centers on household finance and playful misnaming of accounting steps.
A city official, after a leisurely meal, reads the newspaper at home when his wife asks if he should return to the office. He replies that he thought he was still at work, highlighting his idle moment.
A lecturer returning to England recalls a US tour where some press members mocked his wardrobe and called him conceited. A friend consoles him by suggesting the critiques were likely misread, not about his clothes.
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