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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1947
Page
3
Brookings, S D Fire weed also called kochia could become a drought fodder source for farmers. Research at the state college experiment station shows fireweed is drought and grasshopper resistant with high protein and roughage content and palatability close to alfalfa.
A notice states vegetables and fruits are classified as three protective foods in dietary guidance. It emphasizes their role in nutrition and balanced meals for health.
The 26th annual national exhibition of advertising and editorial art runs April 25 to June 1 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, sponsored by the Art Directors Club of New York. Exhibits are selected for display by the club’s committee and compete for medals and certificates of merit. After the show, all material appears in the 26th Art Directors Annual.
Porcupines in Canada are protected by law as one of the few meat sources a man without a gun could rely on while lost in the woods.
A satirical column lists twelve tests for a White House occupant, satirizing diplomacy honesty magnetism radio personality and more. It mocks political theater with names like Tom Girdler Phil Murray Marlene Dietrich and Bob Hope while detailing humorous vetting steps and questions about senators governors and political figures.
London AP report says J. C. Lister aged 61 from Rothersham Yorkshire died after a long illness. He was known for wearing untied shoestrings as a quirk from a doctor’s warning years earlier and was a familiar visitor to the Bridlington coast.
In Collinsville Illinois an alley cat outmaneuvers a pursuing dog by darting through a constricted alleyway where two walls narrow into a tight outlet. The tactful feline threaded the passage with ease, leaving the dog unable to squeeze through. The incident showcases wit over size in a street chase.
Denver AP report on the Ex-CO BI Roundup monthly mimeographed magazine. C. R. Gordon distributes to former members of the 4th Air Service Group from Dinjan India during the war. Initial mailing to 1700 men in 43 states. potential circulation about 25000.
Forest Service scientist CG. E. Remington reported a deep bed of clear ice fourteen feet below the earth near the east fork of the Bitterroot River in western Montana. He said underground temperatures at that depth could keep the ice frozen through summer, suggesting it may have persisted for centuries.
In a Billy Rose humor piece from 1947, a telegram is sent informing Murphy and his family they have been evicted and must live with in laws. The sketch implies doom if Murphy dies, framing a grim joke about housing distress and social improvidence.
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