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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1943

Page

3

Dry Ice Gas Propels Gun Salvo In Collier's Report

Collier's notes that liquefied dry ice creates a violently expanding gas used as a propelling force in a dry ice gun. A cylinder beneath the barrel holds crushed ice that melts to gas, which is released into the firing chamber when triggered. One load of ice yields about 1,800 shots.

Collier's

See Here, Private Hargrove! life in the army

Marion Hargrove offers advice to draft hopefuls before induction. The piece follows Edward Thomas Marion Lawson Hargrove as he recounts his own induction at Fort Bragg North Carolina and the first days at camp. He emphasizes making a strong first impression and painting the town red before service.

Edward Thomas Marion Lawson Hargrove Ator N. G Civilife Hasgrove Fort Bragg N. Carolina

A Soldier’s First Days at Army Reception Center

The narrator recalls a chaotic first day in the Army including medical exams, gear fitting, and the exhausting tast of acclimating to barracks life. He endures drills, garbage-paining duty, kitchen patrol, and a push toward new classifications as cooks while hoping for release from training.

Withal Piel Fiel Kannapolis Thomas Kokenes Conrad Wilson Pollyanna Kokenes Reception Center

Tricky Quiz: General Knowledge Questions From a 1930s Page

The prompts ask the Capitol dome height, the Scots word for lake, the lightest metal, the meteorology terms meaning, which U S president was a bachelor, Bell's first telephone demo location, the mountain climber king's country, Oslo's former name, the vernal season, and how Mediterranean paper money differs from American currency.

Capitol Washington, D. C Lake Cumulus Stratus United States Alexander Graham Bell Oslo Mediterranean

Answers Puzzle Clues Summary

A list of 10 clues including names Loch Lithium Clouds Buchanan Boston Belgium Albert I Christiania and a note about the United States seal printed in gold to deter Axis use of currency seized from European banks. The items mix places people and a historical security detail.

Loch Buchanan Boston Masa Belgium Albert I Christiania Spring The United States Axis U.S Europe

Lemon and water wake up morning health tip

A readable health note urges avoiding harsh laxatives by drinking the juice of one Sunkist lemon in a glass of water on waking. It claims lemon and water stimulate normal bowel action, provide vitamin C, and improve energy, with a cheerful tone and a push to try the beverage for ten mornings.

Sunkist California

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