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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1943
Page
7
The outside of gravity-feed hot air furnaces is usually not insulated. If the outer shell becomes very hot, insulate it with materials like three layers of corrugated asbestos paper or a rock wool blanket. Cover the sloping top with asbestos cement to reduce heat loss and protect surrounding areas.
Smooth the wood with fine sandpaper then wipe with benzine. Use brushing lacquer and follow the can directions. For tiles and holes, wet patching cement first and let it set, then avoid heat until six to eight hours. Shut off oil burners when a house is vacant for long periods. For stains on upholstery, seek an upholsterer or use a nonflammable spot remover per label.
The dialogue features a father asking if the son is glad he prayed for a baby sister and a later remark about stopping in time. A quip about not mixing Krause-Broke again and a reference to Grimes Stocks and blondes follows, hinting at a satirical or domestic vignette about business terms and family dynamics.
A state police exam for drivers' licenses ends with a middle aged Black man being questioned on highway laws. When asked about the purpose of the white line in the road he responds the line is for bicycles.
A humorous dialogue features a fortune teller declaring curiosity from a bump on the head while a client admits testing a dumb waiter by placing his head in a shaft and finding it not coming up.
A young shopper enters a music shop looking for a mouth organ. After trying every make, the assistant proposes a custom fit and tests with a piano to measure the customer’s mouth.
The Army currently holds about 20 corporals and 25 sergeants for every hundred privates. Tables of Organization suggest ratios near 35 corporals and 40 sergeants, indicating strong promotion prospects into noncommissioned ranks.
Researchers explain that the so called Congo eel is not from the Congo and is not an eel but a salamander species misnamed in local reports.
A wartime appeal urges motorists to conserve tires as synthetic rubber limits threaten essential transport. Drivers are urged to restrain speed to five miles per hour, avoid overloads, keep tires inflated, and recapped as tread wears. A new tire warranty excludes non-defective or abused tire damage.
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