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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1944
Page
7
Ruth Wyeth Spears presents a DIY project for light pine wall pockets usable for ration books grocery pads and keys. The article notes hand cutting or faster jigsaw methods and offers a pattern sheet with directions and finishing tips. Request Pattern 261 for 15 cents.
A set of trivia prompts asks which U S states have four letters, defines a rodomontadist, names the Pegasus tamer aided by Athena, identifies which sport is truly American, explains the purpose of tall coastal wooden structures, and estimates Africa's north to south length.
Three states Ohio Iowa Utah. An empty braggart. Bellerophon. Basketball. As blimp hangars they are 17 stories and built entirely of wood. Five thousand miles.
Ernie Pyle describes London wartime life, the strict American saluting culture, and how English patience contrasts with German invasion rumors. He visits Albuquerque friend Captain McCollum, recalls Ross McCollum who died on a mission, and notes soldiers facing delays and disappointments as the army scales up.
The writer notes new wartime initials in London including SHAEF led by Eisenhower and mentions Lieut. Gen. Carl Spaatz observing a German raid. Spaatz allegedly mutters that the bombers are delaying the Allied advance by decades.
Robert Rae new agricultural attache to the British embassy in Washington discusses wartime farming with American reporters. He notes England now produces about 70 percent of its food, up from 34, cites TVA superphosphate aid, and outlines labor, machinery, and harvest needs for the coming years.
Pattern 7027 includes a transfer embroidery design and the necessary pattern pieces with directions. Due to high demand and wartime conditions, supplies are limited and sales may be constrained.
When clothes sit in a washer too long dirt from water can redeposit on fabrics. Use corrugated cardboard and tape to shield hot iron handles. Alternate sunlit curtains to even wear. Clean small bottles with a basin stopper chain soaked in warm sudsy water. Swish and shake until clean.
A grotto near La V. Honduras draws crowds as a fountain releases a red fluid that coagulates and resembles blood. Experts say the color and texture come from a microscopic organism that dies in the liquid.
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