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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1943
Page
7
Wartime use of beeswax grows as American beekeepers boost production. Experts from the Agriculture Department aid beekeepers to speed yields, with beeswax used in munitions coatings, aircraft construction, and medical ointments. Bees pollinate crops vital to food and seed supplies for 1943.
Fun for your family features watermelon themed activities. Relay Race uses ten seeds per line with one hand behind. teams pass seeds along to the end. Seed Scoop involves soaking seeds in water and players attempting to retrieve them.
A column describes party activities and games such as Seed Blow, Seed Snap, Frog Derby and Seed Fortune Telling. It includes playful fortunes like you will be lucky in love and you will never be President. Also notes Chinese quadruplets born in Canton in 1939 later renamed as Chiu allies.
The Army feeds more than six million troops and builds up reserve stocks to ensure steady food for forces overseas. Maj. Gen. E B Gregory notes civilian shortages stem from higher buying power and product removal from manufacture rather than military consumption. Nine month overseas and 90 day home supplies are required, comparable to civilian grocery needs.
Prominent coaches and players discuss next fall’s schedule and the balance between Navy Army and college teams. Ted Blair and Red Blair weigh in on Yale and Army while pro football leaders outline the coming season and potential impacts of married draftees on rosters.
Instructions and chart for cloth and scarf with stitch illustrations and materials. Edelisted pattern numbers experience delays due to high demand and war conditions. Send orders to the indicated address.
Office of War Information guidance advises service families to share hopeful reports on family welfare, finances, and community news, while avoiding complaints and doom saying. Include details of support for the war, reminiscences, and clippings, but omit personal troubles and unhelpful financial specifics.
Now more than ever before can women serve. It is up to them to save and conserve food clothing and money. They must buy wisely save in defense stamps and bonds and make over garments while learning new recipes for leftovers. Keep morale high for the men in their families.
American sailors aboard a Pacific transport report prisoners from Guadalcanal to Australia sang God Bless America during the voyage. The ship’s detachment played a phonograph for entertainment, and on docking the prisoners marched off singing in Jap jargon.
A passage notes bacteria produce a range of scents from wine bouquet perfume and tobacco to butter cheese sea air a winter wood a field after rain and earth after rain, linking microbial activity to everyday odors.
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