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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1942
Page
3
Dr George N Hoffer describes a soil treatment for corn rheumatism a disease causing poorly formed ears and dwarfed growth. Applying phosphorus and potash fertilizer in sufficient quantities can cure the condition especially in long planted fields. Slitting the stems reveals internal decay and poor ripening ears in affected plants.
Scientific notes identify iron and mineral buildup in corn stems causing damaged "conveyor belts" and malnutrition. Missing potash and phosphorus trigger stunt growth and poor ear maturity. proper soil fertilization before planting season prevents crop failure.
The article explains rayon production from wood and cotton linters grown in the United States. It notes rayon's rapid rise, five times the use of silk, and a process using spruce wood chemicals through a spinneret to form filaments. It mentions Henry Ford and soybean cellulose as future fibers, with Italy and milk wool references.
The text advises immediate action on storm injured trees including trimming torn branch ends beyond bark loss. In some cases remove entire damaged branches to the main stem. Ragged ends should be cut back and wounds two inches in diameter or larger should be painted to protect.
In the eight sentences the missing letters are identical and reveal a beloved word. The first letters of each sentence spell a term cherished by boys and aunts alike.
Grandfather Frog and his friends gather on the Smiling Pool as Paddy the Beaver arrives with news of a new pond in the Green Forest. Paddy explains the temporary water diversion will create a pond while his dam is built and the Laughing Brook and Smiling Pool will eventually flow again.
A playful exchange sets a detective on the rails as he seeks the railroad president. The dialog frames a staged pursuit with witty banter between two friends.
The dialogue shows Philip complaining about holes in bread and his mother telling him to eat the bread and leave the holes on the plate. The exchange centers on a domestic scene with implied frustration and humorous tone.
A humorous exchange reveals a dispute over a college dean and a misheard remark. Two students, Jil and Jack, debate whether a dean was insulted or merely referenced in a rapid remark. The incident highlights campus communication quirks and name recognition.
A playful exchange features a teacher asking which pine has the longest sharpest needles and a student replying with a pun about a porcupine. The brief moments capture light classroom humor.
Fall fashions move to slimmer silhouettes and simple lines aligned with government style limits. Side and box-pleat effects replace wide skirts, peg-tops add interest, and patched pockets vanish for slit or simulated pockets. Embroidery, nails, quilting and contrast materials shape a patriotic, conservation-minded new look with versatile hats from mil liners and a variety of materials.
Fall gingham is praised as a find for warm school days in September through November and year round in some states. The freshman pictured in a plaid gingham suit aims for a high fashion role with a hipbone jacket dress featuring unpressed pleats and a removable velveteen collar and cuffs for fall and winter, with white pique options in spring.
Sterling silver jewelry draws attention for craftsmanship and original design. Bags and belts gain elegance from sterling silver mountings, signaling a fashion trend.
In fashion write ups suede dominates collections with a slim side fastened surplice dress in colorful supple material drawing attention for its refined silhouette.
Gray dominates fall menswear with smart suit tones and rayon crepe fabrics. Double breasted jackets, shawls, long knitted scarfs, and fringe trims define the season. Home sewing gains interest as jackets, peplums, floral blos soms, starfish studs, quilted accessories, and colorful quilted linings accent coats and blouses.
Practical remedies and household hacks cover peeling onions, wastebasket makeovers, safe poultry preparation, refrigerator deodorizing with borax and charcoal, lemon polishing for marks, and rug care emphasizing short vacuuming sessions over long beating. The tone reflects a period domestic manual with compact instructions.
A vintage ad explains Leatherneck as a Marine nickname from a stiff leather collar and Camel as a favored cigarette shared by Army Navy and Coast Guard members. It promotes Camel cartons for service men based on store sales data.
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