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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
3
The article highlights wartime bonds as patriotic funding for lifeboat kits and flight gear. It cites Eddie Rickenbacker and others, noting an $18.75 bond purchase buys a $25 kit, supporting three kits, and mentions a tank advance toward Jop.
A wartime appeal urges workers to join the Payroll Savings Plan by investing at least ten percent of earnings in War Bonds. The message promises a return of four dollars for every three invested and emphasizes funding for home front readiness including a playroom for children.
Hudson The Stow post office is listed among about 1200 fourth class offices to be granted presidential rank on July 1. Postmasters are appointed by the President and Senate, with life tenure and civil service status. fourth class postmasters are Civil Service Commission appointments paid by business handled, up to 1100.
A 1943 dairy farm washing method speeds separator cleanup approved by Ohio State University Dairy Technology Department. Steps include stopping the machine after milk drains, rinsing supply tank, using warm water and skim milk to remove cream, heating solution to 120 degrees, and dismantling parts for thorough washing before reassembly.
Tips from a historical column advise women to rotate pair usage to extend life. Store boots properly, avoid overloading leather with moisture, and keep soles reinforced. Regular cleaning and drying practices prevent wear and damage.
A concise remark by Meredith ponders whether any star truly rises or sets without influence, hinting at interconnected fate and enduring impact of celestial events on human thought.
Farmers are urged to protect crops from insect threats by early detection. Use dusting and spraying methods with appropriate poisons and stomach poisons to kill pests before they cause damage. Employ ready tools like dusters and sprays, and monitor crops closely to prevent spread.
Miss Zillah Oates of Acton High School won a fat bat prize from the League of Relations for a competitive essay on world peace. She achieved "With Distinction" in June at Acton Baptist Church where Rev Wesley G. J. of Wellesley spoke on The Heritage of Youth. The event featured singing and selections by Dr Huber and others in attendance.
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