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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1945
Page
6
A Huntsville reader praises Faultless Starch for keeping white fabrics pristine and colors bright. The letter explains its special formulation, non browning iron finish, internal fabric finish, and quick easy use, claiming ironing becomes a joy not a job.
A German-born patient with war injuries, Erich Kessler, is welcomed into Elizabeth Spratt Herlong’s home after a careful rehabilitation with Dr. Jacoby. Elizabeth notices a striking, familiar interest in Kessler as he meets her children Dick and Cherry, and the scene ends with a cliffhanger: To Be Continued.
Simple kitchen and laundry hacks to bake multiple pies, ease clothes removal from bags, strengthen shoelaces, reduce odors from ash trays, and boost flavor with ground peanuts in muffins cookies and desserts. These practical hints emphasize utility and thrift.
A discouraged looking veil can be refreshed by placing it between two sheets of brown paper and pressing with a warm iron.
A rubber ring is placed under dishes set directly on ice to keep them steady. The ring adheres to both ice and dish, providing a secure hold. When washing, turn clothes with ties inside out before loading the washing machine.
A small amount of kerosene added to water while cleaning linoleum helps loosen dirt. This home cleaning hint suggests using kerosene sparingly to improve cleaning effectiveness.
The U S navy operates vessels that collect oil slicks from coastal waters and reclaim it as a source of fuel for roadways and power plants at naval bases. The recovered oil, nicknamed black gold, helps reduce fire hazards by clearing surface hazards in harbor areas.
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