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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1946
Page
8
To prevent cake frosting from breaking when cut, add a teaspoonful of vinegar to the flavoring. Use a large glass piece as a backsplash for a washstand or sink. Have glass cut to size and secure with L-shaped screws. Glass cleans easily and looks neater than oilcloth.
A dusty recap traces Boston MLB history from 1903 to 1916 and later world series appearances, noting key players like Hans Wagner, Tris Speaker, Babe Ruth, and Christy Mathewson. It surveys the Red Sox reach through eras and hints at the 1948 squad with strong hitting and pitching, while acknowledging stiff competition from Dodgers and Cardinals. It also cites forthcoming major college football games as season previews.
Admiral Chester Nimitz signals retirement as chief of naval operations citing the politics of naval funding and Washington social pressures. He plans to retreat to Texas or California coast when timing is right, preferring sea duty to politics as his grandson runs a Texas hotel. Mrs Nimitz enjoys social events, pulling him into receptions he dislikes. The naval world notes Pacific war rigors compared with capital society.
In a playful survey style column, the Fad and Frenzy piece catalogs teen fashion stunts and slang trends. It notes the leggy look from long T shirts, beaded Indian belts in schools, locker decor with wallpaper, and silly phrases like That’s a Joke son and Hubba Mubba. The item closes with Trinie Trens on teen dating tact.
A compact feature suggests simple beauty routines for women, urging extra grooming with gardenia scented water and hair adornments while noting a light, glossy tone from the Ledger Syndicate WNU Features collection.
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