Flies reproduce to trillions in weeks says Devoe
Alan Devoe in Reader's Digest estimates a single pair of flies can produce about 335 trillion offspring in 10 weeks if all survive. Eggs hatch in 24 hours, larvae mature in under 10 days, and females lay 100 eggs every 10 days for 8 to 10 weeks, creating nine generations of offspring. He urges continuous control with swatters, spray, and fly paper.
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Alan Devoe
Reader’s Digest
Devoe
Camel Cigarettes Favored By Armed Forces In Service Stores
Armies from Army to Coast Guard salute by visor lift as a sign of identity. Camel cigarettes are the preferred brand in service stores with soldiers buying cartons as gifts. Local dealers promote Camel cartons for troops nationwide.
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Navy
Marines
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Spy Romance on a Storm Tainted Ship
Joan and Paul plot to steal Nazi bomber plans aboard a violent sea voyage. Karl Miller tightens control as Thomas the sailor aids a risky plan to alter evidence while a hidden gun offers a fragile safeguard for Joan and Paul amid fear of capture.
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Romantic revelation aboard the ship amid espionage danger
Joan and Paul, captured in a spy plot on a ship, confront Karl’s blackmail and a brewing escape plan. Paul reveals he loves Joan and proposes marriage despite peril as Karl pressures a key witness and a submarine rendezvous nears.
Witnesses of These Things on Resurrection Morning
The lesson centers on the post resurrection appearances in Luke 24 33 45 highlighting Jesus proving his risen state by sharing meals and opening understanding to the scriptures The text urges believers to witness starting at Jerusalem and to spread repentance and faith through scripture and life.
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Emmaus
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Christ
Alexander Maclaren
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Decorative wake items inspire practical display pieces
The note touts charming wake themed decorative items that are practical once finished. It states that directions are included with the pattern and costs 15 cents. Readers are invited to send their orders to a listed address.
Free book offer for piles or fistula relief
An advertisement by Dr. C. M. Coe at 503 Pine St St. Louis Missouri offers a free valuable book on piles and fistula treatment claiming payment for responses. The notice emphasizes medical advice and a promised booklet to readers seeking relief.
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C. M. Coe
Pine St
St. Louis, Mo
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