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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
3
A compact collection of enduring maxims from Fuller Lamb and Cato on virtue timing and old age. It frames treasure of the mind as essential as earthly growth and notes stealthy good deeds yield silent rewards.
A humorous dialogue features a rich young man nervously courting a girl and cheekily addressing her father. Banter about popularity and finances follows, with quips on flirtation and wit. The piece ends with light wordplay on food for thought and brain food.
A compact guide offers tips for preserving linen toweling, using unbleached variants when bleached stock is scarce, and choosing linen rayon blends as moisture absorbers. It includes improvised methods like using an old percolator to soak asparagus and a makeshift tool to secure a broom cover for laundering.
Western Newspaper Union reports Hannegan’s scouts show broad backing for Truman’s cabinet changes and policy moves. The piece notes approval from many sectors, while radicals and CIO critique some choices, as Truman pursues balance between Roosevelt-era figures and new labor and foreign policy steps.
A fragmented column critiques horse racing as mass spectacle and social muddle, contrasting past leisure with modern crowds and costs. It also includes verses lampooning Japanese leaders, a jab at President Truman’s home painting, and a brief note on Supreme Court ruling about hotel service charges.
A survey of Hollywood casting trends and star nicknames. Olivia de Havilland, Barbara Cain, Jane Russell, and Dick Haymes are highlighted for typecasting risks, with anecdotes on stage debuts and shifting careers. A Canoga Park mayor launches memorial trees for veterans. CBS announces summer radio show Detect and Collect with clues and prizes.
A famed illustrator ignored finances causing creditors concern including his tailor. The tailor notes two years of nonpayment while the artist boasts of taking the bill to luncheon at the Astor tea at the Colony and dinner at the Waldorf, planning a seashore outing this weekend.
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