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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1941
Page
2
Pattern 7002 describes a transfer motif of 13 by 8 inches and two motifs of 34 by 5 inches with crochet directions, illustration of stitches, required materials, and color schemes. It outlines motifs usage and step by step crochet instructions for replication.
Washington reports massive U S investment in the Panama Canal Zone with 600 million dollars for canal modernization. 10 000 civilian workers join from the United States as population climbs with 13 000 to 20 000 imported laborers and increased military personnel. New locks and secret protective works spur housing and utility strains.
A small strip of cellophane slipped inside the sweatband helps hats stay fresh by preventing dampness from seeping to the ribbon outside the crown. Western Newspaper Union releases the tip.
Bowser the Hound loses interest in Bobby Coon and follows fox tracks instead. Farmer Brown's Boy secretly hopes Bowser's misdirection will save Bobby, who escapes as hunters chase the wrong quarry. Reddy Fox appears, spurring a new chase before Bobby reaches safety.
An officer in the Home Guard, tasked with spotting parachutists in an invasion, hears a recruiter praise poachers for stealth. A man applying to enlist says in peace time he is a poacher, and the officer questions the source. The applicant replies that the police sent him.
The 200 year old mansion known as His Lordship's Kindness near Clinton Maryland is claimed by the American Motorist to be the first house built in America under the supervision of an architect imported from England to plan its erection.
In Indianapolis a driverless team of five runaway horses dashed along East Tenth Street causing bystanders to leap aside as they surged toward the sidewalk. The incident ends with the horses disappearing from view down the block.
The bill legalizes Sunday baseball and motion pictures in Richland and Charleston counties under a national defense exception. Gov. Burnet R. Maybank signed the act calling it necessary for defense during abnormal times to provide wholesome entertainment for military officers and men at nearby military and naval establishments.
Putty-Puss goes to a barber shop with Sedlitz who behaves wildly while shaving himself. A stuffed owl is kicked, sparking Sedlitz’s anger as the narrator flees with the Old Boy.
Huntington Park California Mrs Libbie Wilcox and the department of agriculture have formed an unofficial partnership to promote careless and seedless apples as a common table delicacy. Wilcox tends a lone tree in her backyard bearing the unusual fruit and will send samples to the government lab.
Capt Wood C. Rogers, an Oklahoma pilot in the British ferrying program, describes unarmed bomber sorties to England. He recalls Nazi patrols over the Atlantic, the long 11 hour flight across and 11 days by boat return, and British decoy tricks like a dummy airport to mislead air raiders.
A buoyant joke from a Cuparitant store elevator operator ends with his reply that answering questions is what wears him down. The brief gag centers on a shopper asking about the lift’s motion and the boy’s witty confession.
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