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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1945
Page
10
Lona L. Trott cautions that earache can signal serious trouble. Seek physician if pain lasts hours or with fever sore throat vomiting or cold. Avoid self treatment. avoid head injuries. do not insert objects in ears. brown ear wax protects the ear drum.
Column urges the Roosevelt family to travel incognito to experience the modern travel crunch. The author contrasts delays and special treatment for White House figures with ordinary citizens finding reservations often impossible. The piece argues leaders should know what the public endures in trains and flights.
Graceful rosette design for crocheted dollies to pass down generations. Two sizes offered for buffet or dresser sets, luncheon mats, or odd pieces. Pattern 973 includes directions, stitches, and materials list. send 15 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept. Chicago Illinois. Print pattern number and your name and address.
Mrs. Leslie V. Hoskin becomes president of the Camp Fire Sponsoring association at 7 30 pm in the Camp Fire office conference room. Installed with her are Mrs. C W Mathews as vice president and Mrs. Lester Scott as secretary. Mrs. Wilson C Fernow will conduct the ceremony and Miss Bertha Pownall will speak on The Challenge of Youth Leadership.
The executive board tension committee delegates report monthly to the section chairmen detailing progress of each sponsoring group.
A 1944 INS survey reports women war workers are leaving factories for home duties, worsening manpower strains. Anna Rosenberg cites rationing, transport limits, and child care as factors, urging continued support for women balancing home and industry work to sustain war production.
Mrs Rosenberg and Thompson Products president Frederick C Crawford warn against over optimism for a quick war end. Crawford says many women workers, especially mothers, want to return home, urging more women to join and stay in war plants to solve manpower and win the war.
A message urges collecting paper waste with a claim that 100 pounds can make 000 containers for blood plasma. It encourages starting now to save a boy’s life and asks readers to mark participation.
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