Pleasing Grove neighbor aids fallen sister in law
Megan helps Tom Fallon call a doctor for his injured sister in law Martha. Tom thanks her and Meg aids Martha while a tense confrontation with her father unfolds over rumors of a late night visit. Megan plans a Sunday outing with Laurence before continuing the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Fallon
Meg
Jim MacTavish
Larry
Martha
Fallon
Tom
Megan
S .E
Dr. Alden
Pleasant Grove
Alden
Meggie
Annie
Meadersville
Laurence
Washington Scribes Warn of Teacher Shortage Weakened Democracy
Washington dispatch warns that the US faces a lasting crisis in education as 200,000 teachers were lost to war, emergency certificates rise to one in eight, and pay lags fuel turnover. The Office of Education and NAEs recruitment efforts meet federal limits and local action is urged to restore democratic schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Pearl Harbor
Coronet Magazine
Coronet
Stuart Chase
Ralph McDonald
National Educational Association
Washington
Russia
Izvestia
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Leningrad
Office of Education
National Education Association
America
Charles Harris
Harris
Pils
Chambers of Commerce
Congress
Barbs and Banishers in a Blended Rant
Bankhage Secretary Anderson quips about dogs and cattle gaining weight on ranges. The column mocks party organs for confusion, warns against excessive friendliness, and satirizes protocol. It ends with a zippy quip about traffic cops guiding a bishop through red lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Canterbury
Windproof Span Planned After Wind Tunnel Tests
By 1948 a new Tacoma Narrows Bridge will replace the 1940 structure destroyed by wind. The design relies on wind tunnel tests of a model and features shock absorbers and floor air slots to withstand winds nearly three times stronger, Collier's reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma Narrows
Puget Sound
Collier’s
Global zoo counts by region and species variety
The article notes 115 public zoological gardens across 26 countries. It lists animals totaling about 100,000 animals from 15,000 species, distributed regionally: Africa four, Asia seven, Australasia five, Europe forty eight, South America six, and North America forty five with forty located in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Asia
Australasia
Europe
South America
North America
United States
Home Cleaning Tips From A Vintage Guide
Store paint brushes in turpentine not water since water softens bristles. A spray bath cleans indoor plants like ivy and guards against red spider mite. To remove chewing gum from clothing, freeze with ice until it balls up then scrape away.
Household Appliances Embrace Modern Electric Convenience
The article highlights forthcoming consumer upgrades including automated laundry service for venetian blinds, electric mousetraps using AC or DC current, a compact baby life raft, portable electric kitchen units that grill fry and toast, a deflatable rubber baby raft, and space saving porcelain tableware with stackable teapots sugar creamers and rimless plates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Be My
Love
Dean W.inn
Chapter
Amos
Washington Digest
Baukhage
WNU Service
Eye Street
N.W
Drew Middleton
New York Times
Yn Ehrenburg
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
Dodgson
Lewis Carroll
Ehrenburg
England
Alice
March Hare
Middleton
Bankhage
Red Queen
Vicks VA
Parker House
Fleischmann
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
Zoological Gardens
NTSB
OLY
By Marion Atkins
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!