Sacks turn into dish cloths after boiling
Large mesh sacks used for oranges and onions can be boiled for 15 to 20 minutes to swell into dish cloths. They shrink to size but retain most color unless laundry bleach is added to the boiling water.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
8
Large mesh sacks used for oranges and onions can be boiled for 15 to 20 minutes to swell into dish cloths. They shrink to size but retain most color unless laundry bleach is added to the boiling water.
A poorly dressed man asked a circus manager for work. He claims to dive from a 16% foot ladder onto concrete. The manager builds a 150 foot tower and concrete block. The man jumps, survives, and is hired for 300 dollars weekly, noting it’s his first attempt and he didn’t enjoy it.
A blonde asks how the new boss is and the brunette jokes that he is narrow minded. She quips that he believes words can be spelled only one way, poking fun at rigidity and spelling conventions.
A sharp exchange unfolds as a man accuses another of planning to leave without cutting wood for the house. The other resists, denying any intention to take an axe, as tension rises over domestic preparation and weekend plans. The dialogue reflects neighborhood voices and resource worries.
A judge grants a divorce for non support and orders $60 monthly alimony to the wife. The husband jokes he may sometimes slip her a few dollars himself, prompting a wry exchange about payment and propriety.
A short dialogue captures a parent teasing a child about his odd ambition. The father jokes that the boy has the “faad” for a bone specialty, turning the moment into a lighthearted family quip.
A visitor asks how the horse won the race and the jockey replies by whispering a taunt in the horse’s ear. The exchange centers on the rider’s odd pre race routine and the surprising victory for the horse.
An officer stops a visibly intoxicated man attempting to insert a key into his car door. The drunk insists he is not fit to drive, offering a vague apology and stumbling reply. The incident underscores safety concerns and law enforcement vigilance.
A sharp roll call reveals backstage supporters for Senator McCarthy including the Kuomintang lobby with big funding and ties to Chiang Kai-shek, ex Congressmen, and newspaper men. Key figures like Kersten, George Watters, and Alfred Kohlberg appear, with funds allegedly diverted through China relief funds and questions about munitions and influence.
Hundreds attend at the Trisnan Building in Oklahoma City as Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys noon broadcasts tout Hadacol. Betty Lou Lobb of Bethany testifies Hadacol cured her fatigue and poor appetite, citing B vitamins and minerals as key. The ad-like piece warns that vitamin and mineral deficiencies disturb digestion and appetite, urging Hadacol use.
A bold advertisement touts HADACOL with broad appeal explaining its easy benefits to thousands. It claims universal suitability, urges trial regardless of prior medicines, offers a money back guarantee, and promises a refund if not satisfied.
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