Dodge Introduces 1952 Models To Public And Dealers
Dodge unveils the 1952 line with eight models including Coronet Diplomat Sierra Meadowbrook Wayfarer and more. Features include Dodge Tint Safety Glass optional, Gyro-Matic transmission waterproof ignition, electric wipers, Oriflow shocks and expanded free service coverage for 1 000 and 3 000 mile inspections.
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Dodge
Brown & Brackart
W.cg. Newberg
Newhberg
Coronst
Newberg
Mend That Break
A break in a tube of toothpaste or shaving cream can be sealed effectively with cello tape. It will hold until the contents are all used up.
Relief from hot flashes claimed by Lydia Pinkham ads
An old advertisement promotes Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Tablets as relief for mid life symptoms such as hot flashes irritability and nervousness. It claims studies show 63 percent relief in some cases and 0 percent in others, suggesting variable effectiveness and urging readers to seek modern remedies.
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Lydia Pinkham
Lyaia
Pinkham
Prediction racket of fortune telling endures in city
In New York the head of the Bureau of Records estimates hundreds of thousands of dollars are spent yearly by residents to consult fortune tellers. The article traces fortune telling from ancient seers to modern swamis and psychics, noting enduring public fascination and historical rewards for oracles.
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New York
Bureau of Records
Babylon
Khufu
Greece
Apollo
Delphi
United States Population Increase High for 1950
The United States saw its highest population growth in its history in late 1950 with a year total of 2 474 000. Accelerated gains occurred from July to December and births are expected to rise through the next decade. By 1956 or 1957 the population may reach 165 million, a figure some 1930 statisticians predicted for 1990.
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New York
N.Y
United States
Sergeant Psychologist Keeps His Troops Happy
Marine Master Sergeant John H. Riggs uses practical psychology to improve breakfast morale for the First Battalion, Seventh Marines in Korea. He hides real egg shells to fool troops into thinking they are eating fresh scrambled eggs when dehydrated eggs are served.
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Riggs
Let and Sentinel Classifieds Offer Fast Economic Service
Classified text promises quick economical results for readers seeking affordable ads and rapid service, highlighting value and efficiency in the local listings.
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Let & Sentinel
Mothballing Process Said Greatly Improved by Tests
The Army Ordnance Research and Development Division tests show a volatile corrosion inhibitor powder that releases a thin vapor forming a protective shield around steel or aluminum. Wrapped in a treated wrapper, equipment is protected even if the package is punctured, potentially simplifying long term storage of rifles and gun parts.
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Washington
United States Army
Army Ordnance Research and
Army
Army Ordnance
G.I
Tokyo
Japan
Homecoming Celebrated With Guest Speakers
Homecoming events featured sermons by Rev Ginest Burke of Alma and Rev Paul Lehner of Big Laurel Kentucky. Guests included Rev and Mrs M R Honderich and many community members. A community program at the schoolhouse with pictures by Robert Carter and a potluck lunch was planned.
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Ginest Burke
Alma
Paul Lehnar
Big Laurel Mission
Kentucky
Roy Sweet
Russell Williams
Ford Sanders
M. R. Honderich
Robert Kleinhardt
Jackie
Ralph Morrow
Bad Axe
Lewis
Diane Kay
Glen Lower
Sanford Mott
Pauline Krell
Clare
Paul Lehner
Big Laurel
Roush
B. L., Blam
Clare Hospital
Aliso Frank Billett
Beery
Edna Coulter
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Midland
Gladwin
Mt. Pleasant
Hol. Roberts
Chas
Ott
Charles Rieinhardt
Dickie
John Hartman
Farwell
Forest Garver
Ypsilanti
Walter Garver
Beulah Armentrout
Shirley
Lyle
Marguarite Armentrout
Willow Run
Alaska
Wmn
Armentrout
Roy
Sweet
Burt Rutter
Colonvilla
Robert Carter
Watertown man crafts automatic pig feeding hopper
John Schroeder of Watertown built a 260 pound feed hopper that mixes feed with water by electricity and feeds pigs through a trough. The device proved so successful he now manufactures and sells the automated feeder commercially.
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Watertown
Wis
John Schroeder
Schroeder
ChattersBox Word Knowledge Report Patchy Origin
A fragment notes an assertion about a four year old child’s vocabulary and cites Robert I. Seashore of Northwestern University as psychology department chair, though details are garbled. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or outcome.
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Robert I. Seashore
Northwestern University
Rogorts
Liberty-Bound Soldiers Foil Bus Strike With Roadside Stop
In Buellton California a group of GIs from Camp Cooke improvised during a bus strike by placing a boulevard stop sign on US Highway 10 to hitch rides to Los Angeles. By patrol arrival all had found transport, the men continuing weekend plans.
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Buellton
Calif
Korea
Camp Cooke
Los Angeles
Stronger Locomotive Pull Power Measured Today
The average pulling power of locomotives today is about 25 percent greater than it was ten years ago, indicating stronger performance trends in rail traction and efficiency.
Test Your Intelligence Score Quiz Clues and Answers
A vintage quiz page offers multiple choice questions across history and science. It includes scoring bands and notes that answers appear on Page 16. The item reads as a straightforward educational airdrop rather than a narrative.
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