Captains of the Clouds at Avalon for Echo guest
The Avalon presents Captains of the Clouds this Sunday Monday and Tuesday. Clifford Kittleson of Rt Clermont is invited as the Echo guest with two courtesy tickets held at the office.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1942
Page
4
The Avalon presents Captains of the Clouds this Sunday Monday and Tuesday. Clifford Kittleson of Rt Clermont is invited as the Echo guest with two courtesy tickets held at the office.
War era agricultural and salvage notes stress safety and efficiency. Scrap rubber from old footwear and tires is vital in war production, salvaged metal trades link to salvaged rubber, and flaxseed and soybeans govern oil needed to paint ships. Sheep wool and dried eggs are quantified for aviator gear and food supplies.
A compact note argues that since 1469 B C there have been 290 years of peace and 3,118 years of war. The statement frames a long timeline of global conflict and calm. It cites no specific events or sources.
Tips to prevent mushy asparagus by tying stalks in bundles, standing in water, and steaming the tender tips. Encourages fresh spring asparagus, freezes and cans properly, and offers simple dishes like ham wrapped asparagus, creamed asparagus on toast, and baked asparagus in biscuit dough.
Local transfers reported by W. J. Rogers for the week ending May 1 include Frank Greenley and Celia Greenley selling lots 11 and 12 in block 2 Hackmann Add to Lew Grover with warranty deed for 35 dollars. Andrew Anderson and Emma Anderson sell to Harry Gunderson a one acre parcel east of hy in NE car NW NE 26-95-7 for 125 dollars. Walter Germann and Marjorie Germann sell to F Muehlethaler a string of lots in Hackmann Add including maps 1 2 3 4 5 6 and Lis 13 14 15 16 in B3 Hackmanns Add Elgin for 1 dollar.
The piece reports Senator Byrd exposing a nationwide network of national sports coordinators for civilian defense. It lists names from badminton to weight lifting and notes 81 national coordinators, nine district leaders, and a need for $1,000,000 annually. The tone questions if this is wartime effort or sport driven.
The article discusses the press identified as the Fourth Estate alongside the clergy and the other estates. It outlines their role, influence, and divided power within society, highlighting tensions with other social groups and the need for accountability.
Traffic authorities identify a mix of white and orange road stripes as the best guide for motorists in fog. The guidance stresses visibility and lane clarity to reduce accidents in reduced visibility conditions.
The sobriquet The Tattooed Man derives from a New York weekly illustrated magazine cartoon that depicted James G. Blaine as Phryne before Athenian judges, tattooed with names of political scandals linked to his career.
A reader notes that halved raw potatoes rubbed on the pan can replace fat for frying pancakes, delivering a similar fry. Ginger from Vermilion observes the method yields crisp results without traditional fat.
The article notes a growing tendency toward extensive glass in home design with windows as high as doors and frequent use of glass bricks, reflecting a trend toward brighter interiors and modern architectural elements.
Flag Records Services Dearborn Michigan reports the city council set a city hall flag display in honor of eleven employees serving in the armed forces. A blue star banner will fly from the flagpole, with smaller flags ordered for each inducted local service member.
A London shop with blown windows posts a bold notice, More Open Than Usual, while a discussion on priorities frames desire against likelihood. The quip compares turning a cow’s ear into a silk purse with making a silk stocking from a calf, reflecting wartime humor and resilience.
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