18 Oct 1945
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1945
Page
1
Government lift of private house restrictions by October 15 promises a peacetime housing surge. Families face costs rising about one third, with labor driving up prices. most plan to spend 4000 to 10000 dollars. New materials and modern kitchens, bathrooms, and built in storage are touted, while careful planning and staged purchases are advised for a year long build process.
A Sunday school lesson outlines making the home a Christian center of influence. It discusses balance between work and worship, Longsuffering love, and the enduring nature of love, with references to Luke 10 38 42 and I Corinthians 13 4 7 8 13. It urges personal salvation, household example, and applying Christian principles daily.
F W Dodge Corp reports a large pool of funds for postwar construction in 37 eastern states. President Thomas Holden says 7.753 billion dollars is allocated to projects, with 1.107 billion for residential building. He notes postwar revival should move faster now that controls are removed.
Daily devotional from Harold L Lundquist presented by Western Newspaper Union outlines a Moody Bible lesson. It emphasizes standard Protestant interpretation and moral guidance from scripture.
One of Chicago's largest department stores announces an airplane department offering a popular two-seat model for sale from a conventional display room.
Two types of soy flour, full fat and low fat, extend ground meat in loaves or patties and can thicken soups sauces desserts and baked goods. Replace two tablespoons of wheat flour per cup with soy flour by layering two tablespoons in the measuring cup before adding white flour.
Mrs Lyle Bragonier writes she is very satisfied with Faultless Starch. The ad extols time saved, no cooking, easy ironing, and a smooth non sticking iron. It urges readers to ask grocers for Faultless Starch and promises easier, faster laundry days.
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