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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1940
Page
3
Pattern patterns for plywood cutouts of Fo' Bits and his turtle and Flybud offered for lawn or poolside display. Includes jig saw cutting guides enamel finish painting tips and ordering details with two 21 inch characters.
A brief literary note reflects Cicero on how a kind manner and gentle speech can ease men's minds. The quotation underscores the power of respectful rhetoric in persuasion and social harmony.
The column notes Theo Rossi and Tyrone Power as top bachelors after a South American trip, with fashion trend setters embracing square glasses used by Dolores Del Rio and others. It mentions Ann Dvorak Helen Mack Lola Lane and Mary Booth in Columbia’s Girls of the Road, plus radio plans drawing B list performers. Eleanor Roosevelt’s NBC talks charm production crews and a Baseball game scene shows Gary Crosby overwhelmed by autograph seekers while with his grandfather.
A survey of Pasteurization tracing its origins to fermentation science and its effect on milk and alcohol. It notes Louis Pasteur's work on microbes and sterilization, and shifts to Henry W. Shaw adopting the Joshua Billings pen name, shaping American humorous writing and the evolution of misspelled phonetic satire known as foshing. President Lincoln admired Billings, while Stanton resisted.
The Venus flytrap traps insects by a six-hair trigger system that opens and closes rapidly. The red leaf interior attracts prey while the leaf halves snap shut, locking with spines. The plant digests the insect and then reopens to expel the skeleton.
A woman inheriting a furnished house finds color planning through a Room Color Plot based on a favorite picture. She paints a rocker turquoise and outfits it with turquoise chair cushions and a chintz in turquoise red primrose and green, following an illustrated rule from Book No. 4.
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