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Newspaper
Cambridge Tribune
Location
Cambridge, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1941
Page
8
The notice lists mailing options for Cambridge readers with rates for eight months six months and one year, showing single copy price at three cents. Rates appear under postal class information for subscription delivery.
A republication essay argues that arms production is a long standing, profitable practice not tied to formal declarations of war. It cites Russia aiding Germany and Western nations selling munitions as historical patterns, contending the United States is not at war despite political rhetoric and policy shifts. The piece then shifts to a biographical vignette of Monte, a man who builds a slenderizing business in New York, attributing growth to organization, personal supervision, and a strong bonus system.
Monte Levy left his office at 50 East 42nd Street in 1934 to stroll Broadway seeking a new venture. He conceived a personal service to help overweight people shed excess pounds, offering more than diet and aiming for practical weight loss.
The article argues that effective discipline centers on teaching children how to conduct themselves to fit with others and perform well, not on punishment. It recommends tailoring parental guidance to each child’s needs, balancing firmness with constructive direction, obedience in essential matters, and ample love to foster self discipline and responsible behavior.
Washington reports focus on a Knudsen proposed cooling off period to delay strikes, paired with mediation like wartime methods. Capitol voices weigh emergency powers while the administration seeks to shield defense production and escalate aid to Britain amid looming tax hikes and bond campaigns.
The passage notes that officials want Hitler to think an aid limit may be coming and that a public declaration from the President would boost German hopes. They acknowledge the public and some Congress members desire a private briefing on how far Roosevelt plans to go with aid to Britain.
Customer plea lists weekly specials at S H Jones in Church Creek Maryland. Pa can buy a suit for five dollars, Ma a dress for one dollar and a coat for three. Included are shoes, sweaters, hats, seeds, and paint with several prices noted.
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