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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1949
Page
7
Indiana plants six million trees in war against waste
Six million trees were planted in Indiana during the past year as part of the war against waste. A new use for high quality dried eggs developed for war purposes is in ice cream manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Limestone use in Illinois rises from 1934 to 1944
In 1934 Illinois used 491 644 tons of limestone. Ten years later in 1944 the state consumed 4 214 600 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
State
Plucks Threds and Tweezers Aid Sewing Cleanup
A simple pair of tweezers helps remove threads snagged in sewing machine stitching. The small tool offers quick, precise removal of loose fibers and avoids fabric damage.
Nightly-Extracted Orange Juice Retains Vitamin C
Tests show orange juice pressed at night and kept covered in a refrigerator until morning preserves vitamin C. Researchers report that light exposure and air do not degrade nutrients when stored cold, ensuring juice remains as nutritious at breakfast.
Advertising blurb for boosters and circular specials
An old classified style ad offers work plugs and booster items from Box 941 Dept N Moteod Boosters. It advertises agents wanted and pricing for a Pather’s Day circular with Esquire item priced at 4.33 dollars.
Household Tips For Everyday Maintenance And Cleaning
Dipping casters in melted paraffin before placing them under furniture helps prevent loosening. Vacuum baseboards where carpet touches walls to deter moths from laying eggs. Use a powder puff for shoe polish to protect cloth, avoid smears, and save product. Mate juice to remove stains from washable materials. Seal wire clotheslines to prevent rust and ease cleaning. Wash fluffy pile slippers by the chenille method. do not wring, shake while drying, brush nap when dry. Use ordinary pliers to remove extra juice from lemons. If cheese is too soft, warm slightly and press through a coarse strainer.
Household painting and storage tips from a home guide
Purse mirrors under candle holders prevent dripping and spillage of tallow. Keep marshmallows fresh by storing them in the bread box after opening. Mix leftover paint and apply under porch steps or clothes props, then seal with turpentine to prevent skinning. Create room depth by painting one wall a different color or wallpapering the others.
Camel Campaign Highlights 30 Day Mildness Test and Stars
The Camel cigarette campaign promotes a 30 day mildness test supervised by throat specialists with 2470 examinations finding no throat irritation. Featured smokers include Johnny Vander Meer, Gene Bearden, Willie Hoppe, Willie Mosconi, Gene Sarazen, Lew Worsham, Gladys Swarthout, Virginia MacWatters, Cole Porter, and Patricia Morison. Radio programs and dealer displays are part of the effort boosting sales nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Johnny Vander Meer
Gene Bearden
Willie Hoppe
Willie Mosconi
Gene Sarazen
Lew Worsham
Gladys Swarthout
Virginia MacWatters
Cole Porter
Patricia Morison
Camel Tampalen
Screen Guild Players
Bob Hawk
Jimmy Durante
Vaughn Monroe
Adv
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Mont
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Ennis
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Geo. Miller & Knox
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Dixon, Montana
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Overton
Nevada
Farm Machinery & Equip
Kilian W. Smith
International Harvester
Woodburn
John Deere
Paul Bleffner
East Helena
G. T.A
Harry Schneider
American la France
Libby
L. Lewis, Jr
Lester Panike
Welser
Idaho
Murray Institute
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Travel
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Delaware Place
North
Del
Tool
David Kenfield
Heed Point
Bend
Freayseth
Willmar
Dept. N
Allen Fireworks CO
Ringgold
Georgia
Rubber Stamps Peat ‘A Rubber Stamp Works
Fargo, N. Dak
First National Bank
P. O. Bex
Sheridan
Wyoming
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Esquire
Matt and
Jeff
U.S
America
Kellogg-fresh
ENY
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Little Reggie
Margarita
Howdy Reggie
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Uncle Mort
Reggie
Cyep
Bud Fisher
Wimples Garage
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Gene Byrnes
Mary Collins
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Virgil
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