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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1943
Page
7
Pattern 560 provides beret and purse directions with stitch illustrations and a materials list. Due to high demand and wartime conditions, some orders may take longer to fill. Send your order to the indicated address.
The text notes a 101 year span before George Washington and marks Massachusetts celebrating on what was to be his birthday anniversary, Thanksgiving day.
The report states rats destroy food and other materials valued at 300 million dollars each year, highlighting the economic impact of rodent pests on stores, warehouses, and households.
Comfortable shoes with ordinary heels are easier in the kitchen than high ones and better for the feet. Tiny screws in eyeglasses can be tightened with a cuticle nipper. Fruit beverages and beef tea boost faded appetites. Do not refrigerate honey. it keeps best in pan or cupboard. Daily effort buys every desired good. Olive oil and black ink can restore suede and remove rust. A fish bone may come out of the throat by sucking a lemon.
Count Fleet, winner of the Wood, Derby and Preakness, may be headed for a historic triple crown run. A study by Colonel Joe Estes showed that few 1934 foals became race stars, yet Count Fleet has already earned over $200,000 and captured public imagination with a dramatic Preakness display.
A wartime poem mocks blitzkrieg while tracing reversals from Warsaw to Coventry. It then shifts to a satirical scene of Harry Hopkins planting a Victory Garden with dialogue about government roles, agencies, and political sniping, ending with the need for formal planning and public statements.
Hughey Keogh surveys 1943 pennant races as the nation confronts wartime fitness tests. He notes 25,000 of 100,000 youths aged 18–19 failed physicals and details star athletes facing unfitness for service, including Byron Nelson and Greg Rice, with quotes on draft boards and the impact of health on war readiness.
Ground meat needs colder storage and shorter shelf life than other meats. To seal corks, boil five minutes, press hot into bottles for a perfect seal as it cools. Lighten claylike soil by adding sand for better plant growth. Silver gains a buttler finish with constant use. To separate lettuce, run cold water through the head to loosen leaves, then submerge to finish. A window can look larger by placing curtain rods beyond the casing and using heavy drapery to hide casings.
Branch Rickey spoke frequently for the war loan drive averaging three addresses per day. Ardys Keller of the St. Louis Browns previously played with the House of David. Jimmy Dykes of the White Sox once collected five hits in five at bats against Yankee pitching, each on the first pitch. Indiana University pistol team closed its season with 16 victories in 17 telegraphic intercollegiate meets.
Describes Barbara Bell Pattern No 1782-B a two piece dress with simple lines and feminine trimming in sizes 10 through 20. Includes fabric yardage for size 12 with short sleeves 334 yards of 39 inch material plus 3 4 yard contrast for collar and 1 1 2 yards machine made ruffling.
Surveys show cigarettes are the most welcomed package from home for service members. Camel leads sales in Post Exchanges and Canteens across all services. Despite new overseas restrictions, Camels can still be sent to soldiers in the United States and to sailors, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen deployed abroad.
A new fire hose nozzle on American naval vessels creates waterfog a fine mist that extinguishes fires. One gallon of waterfog equals 30 gallons of water in an ordinary stream and works on gasoline and oil fires.
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