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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
5
Trousers becoming a shared concern for all, with 21 pairs yielding one army uniform. Steel in metal coat hangers of 1941 could build eight destroyers or three cruisers. California reports over one million employed in industry for the first time, many in ship and aircraft work. Average weekly wage end 1942 was $48.41.
Short notes emphasize pasture sanitation and the benefit of frequent moves of the brooder house to improve health conditions for the entire season.
Quotation notes that no star rises or sets without influence and attributes this idea to Meredith. This compact line reflects a belief in pervasive influence shaping fame and visibility.
U S Navy forces reach Amchitka Island near Kiska as Zerg planes attack. Navy gunners shoot down Japanese aircraft and enhance airstrip operations enabling fighters to fly, while sailors endure mud and cold in Alaska. A blinker device aided ship shore communication as troops set up camp and base facilities.
In a practical Q and A, readers seek advice on chimney drafts with window screens, linoleum waxing, hot water system water quality, basement moisture repairs, garage floor dust, refrigerator whitening, armchair refinishing, casement window sticking, and hinge lubrication. Experts advise building a vent box for chimneys, using proper linoleum waxes, reusing heated water, cement-based paints for cracks, calcium chloride or asphalt binder for dusty floors, limited whitening attempts, dull varnish with proper prep, shellac on sticking sash points, and occasional lubrication.
Abbie Condit offers paper and pencil activities for a Fourth of July gathering. Games include Who Was I dictations and Jumbled Presidents with scrambled names like Thomas Jefferson and Franklin Roosevelt. Additional prompts test July related history and flag drawing tasks for primary graders.
The piece advises that newcomers should be invited by neighbors but are not obliged to initiate outreach. It notes a polite approach, encourages friendliness, and suggests practical help such as lending items while following the Golden Rule. It also hints at beauty tips and time saving routines.
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