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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1942
Page
3
A single transfer 29486 offers baby themed motifs for wee dresses slips or gertrudes with scallop patterns. Ronald the duck Paddlefoot the duck Whiskers the cat and a bunny are shown for appliqué and bib decor. Includes directions and a 15 cent price, order details follow.
Curtis and Lee travel to Tierra Libre where they uncover a web of suspects surrounding the Mitchell case. Collins arrives undercover as a potential ally while Curt tests him, plans a river mission, and confronts unseen dangers amid plantations, a sham orchid hunt, and a malfunctioning pistol in a tense, unresolved setup.
Animal pathologists urge farmers not to bury dead livestock but to contact local renderers for fat, glue, and fertilizer. War Production Board notes waste from roadside hog carcasses. Historical reference to fat salvage programs of 1937 Nazi regime and importance of fats to sustain war effort.
A National Geographic bulletin notes Maikop near the Caucasus headlined as a German hold on a small oil center. Maikop lies 65 air miles from the Black Sea with early Caucasus wells reportedly destroyed. Baku remains the major hub, while Grozny lies 250 miles away. Maikop once housed 50 000 residents and linked to a Transcaucasus trunk line.
J R Parker of the Bureau of Entomology reports that fluosilicate substituted for arsenite in bran baits provides effective grasshopper control. Wartime scarcity of arsenite and abundance of fluosilicate enabled large scale use with good results, though cost was typically lower for the former.
The note recalls a historical gesture by Marie Antoinette who sponsored a ship headdress to honor a French naval victory. The item links to royal commemorations and maritime symbolism in 18th century France.
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