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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1942
Page
3
The tale describes Mr Turtle’s joyful anticipation of many childish companions and the fun of crafting and playing with him. Plain color shell print shows pattern 29393, inviting readers to send for more details.
An Army-tinged ad explains captain as head from caput and notes Camel cigarettes as favored gifts for soldiers. It claims Camel cartons are featured for sending to service members, citing sales records from post exchanges and sales commissaries.
A Chicago Merchandise Mart style-clinic display highlights teen fashion trends featuring patchwork skirts sewn from multiple fabrics, bold floral prints, denim designs, and embroidered bands. The piece notes suspender styles, wide hems, and the inclusion of various dressy and casual fabrics for practical yet vibrant summer wardrobes.
A striking black pullover features three contrasting colors to add color and style to daytime skirts. The simple straight sweater provides smart contrast for dressier occasions this year.
Flowery fashion dominates the scene with flower jewelry buttons prints and be flowered hats. Wee hats feature large flower clusters on wide bands over the brow. White frocks show cutout flower appliques while white jersey swimsuits display flowery decor.
The article highlights new fashion purses featuring plastic initials plus dramatic shapes and varied media from straw to plastic. Bold color combos like lime green with scarlet and color-bright beadwork on linen or cotton are noted, with novelty closures in plastic or wood and initials sold at handbag or jewelry counters.
A retrospective tour through dangerous reporter sagas from Canton Ohio to Montana and Burma. It notes Donald Meilett’s 1920s murder by gangsters, George Dale’s clashes with Klansmen, and media bravado with rifles and typewriter guns. It cites Byron Price censorship and wartime broadcasts.
A critical reflection on Nazi claims of peace used to mask aggressive aims. The piece assigns the tactic to Ivy Lee, a press agent who advised German leaders in disarmament framing and argues such messaging swayed democracies toward inaction. It notes Front Pages commentary against Laval and Vichy, and questions Laval’s credibility amid anti-Allied sentiment.
Barry Faris of INS warned reporters not to pigeonhole stories. He compared stories to vegetables saying they spoil if not used quickly, urging timely use of news to maintain freshness.
The blind publisher Joseph Pulitzer had his secretary read every newspaper item to study page placement and layout. He measured space allocated to headlines cross heads boxes illustrations and how the paper was organized shaping one of America'sgreatest newspapers The New York World
A homemakers sketch demonstrates how flamingo red chairs paired with tan couch coverings create a warm glow and cohesive color scheme. The article notes upcoming coverage of the chair padding and covering process and reminds readers to clip the piece for reference.
Use a tablespoon of vinegar per quart of water to preserve beet and cabbage color. Canned fruit syrup is good on cereals and in sauces. A tightly capped fruit jar mixes fruit or milk shakes well. Boiling destroys most vitamins. heat carefully. When sheets wear out, make two pillow slips from the good ends. Soak fence posts in fuel oil before planting to protect against termites.
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