Wartime Guidance and Ration Reminders From 1945 Issue
Government wartime bulletin urges civilians to use nurses only when needed and conserve waste paper fuel and transportation. It lists stamp expiration dates, V Mail guidance, and notes on spring school vacations, tire quotas, appliance care, and U S aid to Russia for seeds to boost Soviet food production.
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America
Kilmer Swamp Root Urinary Health Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Kilmer Swamp Root as fast relief for frequent urination and backache due to bladder irritation from excess acidity in urine. It alleges a doctor’s discovery, promotes herbs, and claims remarkable customer results while urging readers to send for more information.
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Newspapers To Continue Smaller In Wartime 1945
New York reports that during 1945 newspapers will stay smaller in size, omit major holidays, freeze circulation and ads, consolidate daily editions, reduce pictures, and apply conservation measures due to newsprint shortages and wartime restrictions. Also notes visits by Pasadena relatives Cochran Harris family and Seaholm family to Houston Fat Stock Show.
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New York
Fire call at White House Hotel prompts caution on smoking
The Flame Fire Department responded to a hotel incident after a guest carelessly discarded a cigarette. No damage occurred and the situation was resolved before the crew arrived. Attendance at Monday's practice was good, with illness keeping some members home.
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White House
Dairymen pay period change notice
Notice to dairymen that pay will cover milk and cream sales for January February and March, with payments starting April 1 and the application closing May 31. The pay period changes from two months to three months. firms are asked to record the adjustment.
Red Cross Manages Whole Blood Supply for Force Use
The Red Cross reports whole blood shipped to med forces for use in plasma and other medical needs. About 1,000 units of whole blood are supplied daily to support medical operations.
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Red Cross
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