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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1942
Page
19
A fragmented fill in puzzle lists many clues and answers across themes of empire languages and objects. It includes references to geography, chemistry, mythology, and historical figures, with numbers marking positions and several garbled terms.
Nashville fireman James Dorris known as "Hot" shoots fires in his off hours instead of fighting them. He works 42 hours a week with Engine Company No 7. Some of his photographs become important parts of a prosecution case.
Sweden reduces coffee allowances to 250 grammes per adult for three months and bans household and restaurant coffee issuance during spring and summer to reserve supplies for the fall and winter period. The move aims to conserve scarce resources amid wartime strain.
Arthur Jackson of the Chicago Park District notes friends successfully cultivate orchids at home. Use Osmenda fiber or fern roots in a pot, add a mature plant bought for about $7.50, place in a glass-enclosed heated box above 50 degrees, and expect up to six flowers.
PHOENIX Ariz A 160yearold Gettysburg veteran danced a sailor hornpipe inside a naval recruiting station to prove fitness for enlistment John A Mann insisted age limits be waived while recruiter Frank S Fusick joked about parental permission Mann said his parents were away and he could obtain grandparents consent He acknowledged being rejected in the Spanish American War for being too old.
I W Cole dies at 90 in Fargo North Dakota after 40 years in South Dakota founding ten drug stores. He settled Blunt in 1883 and established several drug stores across the state before and during his long career.
A South Dakota resident plans retirement in 1920 with funeral services to be held Friday. He moved to Sioux Falls from Minneapolis eight years ago and will be laid to rest following the service.
The Hawaii population surge since the war has raised the single girl ratio to 20 to 1 and about 500 eligible girls are on the USO calling list in Honolulu as marriage licenses rise. Vital statistics show a 127 percent jump in December marriage applications, and social life adapts with blackout hours and day clubs.
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