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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1941
Page
3
President Roosevelt announced a national rehabilitation program for 200000 youths rejected for military service due to physical or mental deficiencies. Local physicians will treat them at government expense, with eventual induction when fit, as part of broader defense efforts.
Buster Bear naps in a hidden bed under fallen trees when a dog’s approach forced him awake. He suspects hunter danger from two legged men, recalls Peter Rabbit’s warning, and hides as Peter lures the dog closer, ending with a tense close as Peter corners the bear.
Reliable reports indicate several personal crises in Berlin following a decree that requires Jews to wear Star of David badges. Informants say the ruling also bars Jews from renting vehicles including ambulances without police permission and restricts use of depot waiting rooms and restaurants.
Fort Worth reports a seven year old mule named Mary died after eating too much hay and swallowing a steel buggy spring. Owner J H McPherson conducted an autopsy confirming the cause of death.
London ministers order compulsory fire-watch registration for all able bodied men aged 18 to 60 across the London region. Morrison says volunteers are insufficient and excludes already serving classes from duties.
A guide for wedding rehearsals recommends a day or two before the ceremony. Include the officiating clergyman, organist, bridesmaids, maid of honor, father of the bride, groom, best man, and ushers. The bride and her mother direct. a stand in should represent the bride. Practice the procession until all know their parts.
Researchers at Schenectady New York describe a new cloud height measurement system using a 1000 watt mercury lamp and a photoelectric eye. The method computes height by triangulation from daytime light scatter, aiding aviation safety and weather forecasting.
Column exploring Joseph Pulitzer as a journalist statesman who sought to mold public opinion for progress. It notes his relentless questions, immediate answers, and fixation on informing the nation beyond profits, while teasing contemporary curiosities about government and culture.
The text questions why judges call their building the Mausoleum and whether photography aided British censors more than Hollywood. It asks if photostats could aid Britain by mailing copies while originals stay with government, and cites a Canadian official tied to wage cuts who faces a likely promotion soon.
A collage of gossip and questions on wartime politics culture and society. It sunlights figures like Jesse Jones Noel Coward and Hazel French while teasing headlines about ultraflamboyant intrigue and rumored media deals.
A sardonic column notes Chicago villas imported to Philadelphia and New York years ago to aid circulation battles are now being recruited in Chicago. It mocks a Broadway figure who evaded punishment for numerous crimes yet sits in jail for a floating crap game and expresses hope Japan sides with the Fleet-minded American Navy over the Italian Army.
Informal ad promising self teaching touch typing with a 33 page booklet. Provides a keyboard chart and sections on English, business and official letters. Offers order details for Reader-Rome Service in San Francisco with a 10 cent coin fee.
The War Department spent about 135000 to maintain a military guard at the temporary tomb of the late President Harding for nearly five years. An officer and twenty five enlisted men guarded the site until permanent mausoleums were completed with civilian watchmen supplied by a memorial association.
A garbled line references a Christmas gift made in the Arm for you by surveys Array, Navy, Marine Coast Guard. The fragment hints at a wartime or military oriented item produced by services.
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