Health Tests For Children Urged For School Entry
South Dakota State Board of Health urged parents to have children examined by family physicians before school starts and to vaccinate against diphtheria and smallpox. Dr. A Triole stressed readiness includes medical checkup and vaccination to ensure good school progress and protection during the school year.
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Pierre
State Board of Health
A. Triole
Division of Maternal and Child Health
South
Turner Resigns As Alpena Schools Superintendent
J Turner resigned as superintendent of Alpena city schools and submitted his resignation at the board of education meeting Tuesday evening. The board accepted it and will fill the vacancy before the 1941 42 term begins September 1. Turner may take a position with a federal agency.
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Upa
A J. Turner
Alpena
Board of Education
Turner
Bill Collection Idea Gets Results
Franklin Banker reports Monongahela grocer P Clem Pizzutelli erected a 24 foot billboard listing delinquent customers to collect more than $20,000. After sending notices, 84 people paid, totaling $554, with others paying after letters and nationwide interest. He plans to use funds to pay his own debts.
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Franklin
Monongahela
Clem Pizzutelli
Pizzatelli
Pittsburgh
Missouri
Monongahela Grocer
Pizzatello
Houck Funeral To Be Held Saturday
Elizabeth Houck 80 dies at home Broadland. Funeral at Broadland Methodist Church Saturday at 2 30 p m with Rev Paul Miller in charge. Burial in family lot in Broadland cemetery. Born August 17 1861 Princeton Iowa. Survived by three sons six daughters thirty six grandchildren seven great grandchildren and three sisters six brothers. Husband predeceased her in 1941.
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Elizabeth Houck
Broadland
Broadland Methodist Church
Paul Miller
Houck
Princeton
John Houck
Brooklyn
Iowa
Fred H
Wolsey
Roy
Brookings
Earl
Miller
Maggie Johnston
Effie Rawstein
Gladys Better
Hazel Houck
Sophia Gascoigne
Huron
Unique Civil War Memento At Gettysburg Card
Grace A. Hurley Potter County register of deeds holds a colored picture postcard depicting Old Abe the live eagle mascot of the Wisconsin regiment. Printed in 1865, copies funded the Great Sanitary Fair in Chicago which opened May 20, 1865.
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Gettysburg
Grace A. Hurley
Register of Deeds
Potter County
Old Abe
Mackenzie on War Economics and Blockade Impact
Mackenzie explains war power shifts from front lines to economies and supply, arguing the Axis cannot win without breaking the British blockade. Signor Gayda agrees on the blockade's central role, noting Europe depends on outside supplies and cannot wage war while starving. The continent shows growing hunger as blockade pressures intensify.
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Signor Gayda
Axis
Europe
Herr Hitler
Hitler's Russia invasion drains Allies' oil and copper
The piece argues the Soviet Union supplied Hitler with wheat oil and other basics, but the Russia invasion shifts the balance. It notes Britain and America control most of oil and copper essential to wartime, while Germany's push into Ukraine and the Caucasus risks a war of attrition that strains its supplies. The ambassador Lord Halifax warns oil copper and crude rubber are key, with the continent deteriorating.
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Siberia
Russia
Germany
Hitler
Fuehrer
Ukraine
Caucasus
Lord Halifax
America
Britain
Secret Voyage on Deck With Lois Aboard
A scene aboard a ship shows Lois in a white nautical dress inviting Jim Mallory to sit. He reveals his salvage work has failed and he is on the verge of bankruptcy, contrasting her calm, patrician allure with his looming financial peril.
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Jim Mallory
Lois
Bankkruptcy
Jim
Mallory Money Mystery Tangles with Lois and Mary
In a tense Miami Beach scene Jim faces Lois as clues emerge about Eric Forbes and Mallory’s alleged riches. Forbes allegedly pressed Mary to quit her New York secretary job while Mallory’s impending wealth looms, raising Jim’s suspicions about a hidden connection.
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Eric Forbes
Jim
Lois
Forbes
Mallory
Miami Beach
Incomplete quotation sparks tension and mockeries
A fragment from a dialogue shows anger and derision as a character belittles another. The line hints at a money motive and a coercive dynamic, ending with an unfinished note and a tease of further continuation.
Hay Fever Remedy Promises Freedom From Symptoms
A vintage advertisement touts Potasafras as a cure for hay fever, claiming immediate relief from sniffles burning eyes and runny nose. It targets men and women, urging readers to act now for normal living, with exclusivity and local availability through Humphrey.
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Humphrey
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