Horses Still Go to War in Australian Training Program
Wild broncos from open ranges of Australia are being tamed for military use by American forces. Despite mechanization, horses remain valued for mobility in difficult terrain and night maneuvers. Training includes breaking, saddle introduction, and long hours of brow buster rides. A filly in the regiment, treated by Fort Worth staff, illustrates the bond between horse and rider.
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Australia
J. Tuejer
Fort Worth
Texas
Americans Waste Four Billion in Food Every Year
The War Food Administration says American households waste four billion dollars worth of food annually about 15 percent of the food purchased. Public eating places waste enough food daily to feed 10 million men for 30 months, prompting calls to conserve at home and in stores to boost food supply during wartime.
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United Nations
War Food Administration
WFA
Bureau of Home Economics
U. S. Department of
Church Recreation Room Ideas For Youth Programs
A Midwest church asked how to furnish a 30 by 50 foot meeting room and balance religious and recreational aims. The National Recreation Association advises youth-led setup with small movable tables chairs screens a raised platform and craft projects. plan immediate and long term objectives. coordinate music drama and weekly activities.
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National Recreation Association
Midwest
Association
Minute Make Ups By Gabrielle Beauty Secret Revealed
A beauty tip describes a home facial mask using fullers earth egg and oil. Mix one egg half cup oil and fullers earth then apply to throat and face for smooth skin. The method is attributed to a famous world renowned beauty salon.
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Ledger Syndicate
WNU
City Hall In Slater Becomes War Factory Site
A Missouri city lease transfers City Hall in Slater to an aircraft parts firm. It becomes the town’s fourth building seized for wartime aircraft component production for the United Nations fighting forces.
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Missouri
An Aircraft Accessories Corporation
Slater
United Nations
Christmas season events and church activities noted
Describes a variety of Christmas season practices including dramatizations of carols, a creche scene with handcrafts, traveling carolers, and a community Christmas tree with caroling. Mentions church holidays providing new possibilities and the social benefits of giving learned by groups. Western Newspaper Union release.
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Western Newspaper Union
Quartermaster Corps Feeds Soldiers Efficiently During War
Uncle Sam's fighting men eat about five and a quarter pounds of food daily. The quartermaster corps trains cooks in 90 plus schools, cuts waste, and routes meals to present strength, not full rations, to save civilian food. It uses economy in butter and coffee and limits sugar use, aiming nutritious meals with minimal civilian impact.
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Uncle Sam
Quartermaster Corps
Western Newspaper Union
Who Pays the Bills for a Sporting Outing
If a man invites many to go as his guests, he is the host and pays the bills. If he merely suggests a party to go to a sporting event, each person should pay their own expenses. Ledger Syndicate. WNU Features.
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Ledger Syndicate
WNU
Matto Grosso's Wealth Draws Brazilian Government Expedition
The National Geographic notes Matto Grosso as Brazil’s ambitious frontier. A government sponsored expedition aims to explore northern areas ignored by Roosevelt and Fawcett to boost rubber, gold, diamonds, and other riches and promote colonization.
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Matto Grosso
Brazil
Fawcett
National Geographic Society
Theodore Roosevelt
General Rondon
Ipecac
Sao Paulo
Rio
United States
Crochet and knit Pinwheel and Square Rugs Pattern Offer
If you crochet you can make rugs at home. The Pinwheel Rug uses 4 dark and 4 light yarn balls, while the Square Rug is a yard square. Send 15 cents and 1 cent postage for Pattern No 5376 and 5296, plus your name and address to HOME NEEDLEWORK 530 So Wells St Chicago.
Florida mockingbird alters song 87 times in seven minutes
The state bird of Florida is observed changing its tune 87 times within a seven minute period, highlighting the bird’s vocal versatility and adaptability across local environments.
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Florida
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