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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1948
Page
9
After a millennium of service the St Bernard Hospice in Switzerland will close its rescue mission due to modern travel. Monks and four dogs will remain in the Rhone Valley for limited rescue work while the rest relocate. kennels at Martigny.
Grandma Speakin explains how to assure top quality margarine with the two word answer Table-Grade Nu-Mald Table-Grade Margarine is promoted as table quality. The ad offers five dollars upon publication to the first contributor of each accepted saying or idea for Grandma Speakin and directs readers to address Nu-Maid Margarine in Cincinnati Ohio.
Citizens debate U.N. action over Soviet subs loading war supplies at American ports while discussing John L. Lewis and coal strikes. The talk covers universal service, draft plans, inflation, and wartime fears amid Eisenhower talk and domestic shortages.
Classified note from the Times seeking a stenographer with thorough experience and a size 4B foot. includes an address at 345 Hudson. The item reflects a humorous take on typewriter complexity in the era.
The writer honors Thomas Masaryk, founder of Czechoslovakia, recalling wartime Chicago lunches with a Czech leader. He links Masaryk’s patriotism to a son's self sacrifice as a beacon for freedom, noting two graves as a shrine where the lamp of liberty stays lit.
A mountaineer finds a mirror years after a dogged search. His wife jokes the image is not Paw but a distant woman. A Celilo chief blames a broken radio for his weather forecast. A farmer prospers from wild oats as a comical tale closes.
The note suggests using soap under fingernails to keep nails clean while gardening and to wash out soap later. It also describes hanging get well cards and toys to a bed for a sick child for amusement. A tip warns against pouring cold water into hot metal pans to avoid warping from temperature shock.
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