Health guidance for civilians during war effort
The article stresses civilian health as essential during wartime. It urges American girls to maintain eight hours sleep daily, daily two mile outdoor walks, regular exercise, a nutritious diet, and regular health checkups. It warns obesity harms efficiency and recommends sensible weight reduction if needed.
Pattern 4000 is offered in many women sizes
Pattern 4000 is available in women sizes 34 through 48 with size 36 requiring 35 percent of 39 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents plus one cent mailing to Pattern Department The Cedar Rapids Gazette New York for the pattern. Ten cents more buys the Spring Pattern Book with smart versatile designs ready to use.
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Anne Adams
Pattern Department
Cedar Rapids Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Advice From Mary Manners on War Time Selfishness
A reader laments wartime luxuries and urges self denial while others sacrifice. She recalls supporting her fiancé through college funds only to learn he will marry another. she asks if others share her disappointment in men. Miss Manners concludes the experience was disappointing and disillusioning.
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Miss Manners
Mary
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Winter Sport Answer to Previous Puzzle
Puzzle answers listed relate to a crosswords style grid with clues across and down. The page presents a mixed set of terms from sports, objects, and definitions, including winter sports images and gear, civilian terms, and common nouns aligned to a puzzle format.
For Your Kitchen Pattern Feature in Cedar Rapids Gazette
A cheerful mammy character pattern 228 offers six motifs about 6x7 inches with embroidered dress designs. Includes stitch illustrations and color schemes. Send 10 cents plus 1 cent mailing to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Department, 82 Eighth Avenue, New York NY, with pattern number and sender name and address.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Department
Eighth Avenue
New York
Ny.y
Dark Lightning excerpt ends with Gary leaving Mason ranch
A dramatic scene follows Gary Tallman’s confrontation with Oliver Kimball after a dispute over oil dealings. Gary physically asserts himself to compel Kimball’s cooperation, then forces a tense recap with Harvey Mason and Mona Lee. Gary departs the Mason ranch vowing to settle matters alone.
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Ary
Adelaide
Harvey
Mona Lee
Harvey Mason
Gary
Hickey
Junior
Republic
Oliver Kimball
Grace
Kimball
Gary Tallman
Oliver
Tallman
Mason's
Gary and Adaile Dream of Eloping as Train Slips Away
Gary buys a ticket toward Pecos country but Adaile returns and begs to go with him. Amid train danger and emotional pledges, Mona Lee and Mrs. Mason urge caution while Gary promises marriage and a shared future in a tiny shack.
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Oliver
Tallman
Gary
Grace
Kimball
Mason Ranch
Harvey
Adelaide
Mona Lee
Addie
Pecos
Mona Lee Mason
I'll Drive We Might Meet Another White Rooster
A brief fragment shows a character insisting on driving, declaring I will drive and suggesting a possible encounter with another white rooster. The passage ends abruptly with THE END.
War board orders 50 percent cut in tin can output
The War Production Board directed can manufacturers to halve production of tin cans for 11 products. Items affected include tobacco beer baking powder biscuits spices condiments candy confectionery coffee cocoa cereals flour chocolate and petroleum products. The action is described as a first step.
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Washington
War Production Board
Food Riots Flare In South France
Hundreds of tons of foodstuffs rushed to the departments of Herault and Gard in Southern France to quell demonstrations spreading across the region. Raymond Gumal, an official of the interior ministry, said Wednesday.
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Vichy
France
API
Herault
Gard
Raymond Gumal
Interior Ministry
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Mary MacFedgen
Osie
Rosie
Chamber of Commerce
Vermont
Willkie
Mammy
Diva Wheeler
Helen Topping Mille
Alabama
Mona Mason
Masons
Adelaide Mason
Mason
Mona
Grice-Morgan
Slide Ellis
Grice
Grice Morgan
Ton
Jennie
Jim
McNamara
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