Japanese Officers Strain Near Shanghai Front
By Demaree Cress Quart ers Shanghai February 26 UPI Japanese officers in Shanghai endure extreme fatigue while pressing toward the objective as Chinese resistance stiffens. General Uyeda and staff, sleepless for over 60 hours, say the position is satisfactory as preparations indicate a renewed push. Army convoys head toward the Tazang front as exhausted infantry rest briefly and bamboo groves burn to flush snipers.
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Demaree
Cress Quarters
Shanghai
Kenkichi Ugeda
Japan
Uyeda
Tazang
Ugeda
Child playrooms and houses spark thoughts on open air and crafts
The writer extols the value of private play spaces for children, indoors when weather fails, noting a log cabin style playhouse with desks, blackboards, and movable furniture. She recalls building a simple coop from old boards, emphasizing resourceful, open minded play for boys and girls alike.
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Belinda
Lady Anne
Dolores Celeste
Casseroles and broccoli raise housewife standards
The article extols casserole cooking using earthenware pots and various vessels while praising broccoli as a versatile, iron rich vegetable. It details prep tips for meat casseroles including beefsteak en casserole and notes on browning, seasoning, and cooking times. It also covers serving broccoli with Hollandaise sauce and gentle preparation methods for family meals including children’s portions.
Andrews and Johnston Return From Educational Ass’n Meeting
T Wingate Andrews superintendent of High Point city schools and L R Johnston principal of the high school came back to the city last evening from Washington DC where they attended sessions of the Department of Superintendents of the National Educational Association. The meeting coincided with Washingtons bi centennial celebration and the two local men motored to and from the capital.
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High Point
L. R. Johnston
Washington, D. C
Department of Superintendents
National Educational Association
United States
Washington
Panthers Lose to Maryville Then Beat Knoxville Y M C A
High Point College wrestlers went 1 1 on the road in Tennessee. They fell 25 to 8 to Maryville College but defeated Knoxville Y M C A 20 to 18 in Knoxville. Simeon Williams Craver and Robbins won falls for the Panthers.
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High Point College
Southern Y. M. C. A
Flashes of Life Tenino and Wisconsin notes
In Tenino Washington a humorous line about wooden money becomes real as the chamber of commerce issues veneer slip notes worth 25 and 50 cents to aid exchange. In Portage Wisconsin a local incident ends with someone needing observation after rending clothes and resisting court. Science notes claim high intensity ultrasound can kill 99 percent of bacteria in milk.
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Tenino
Chamber of Commerce
Hair Care Tips for Spring Shine from Alicia Hart
Alicia Hart urges a month of hair re conditioning to restore luster and vitality. She stresses daily brushing with a clean brush, scalp massage, and using a tonic at night while cautions on dandruff and scalp conditions needing professional advice.
Hair care tips and a political note from the era
The article offers hair care advice suggesting less washing and more brushing with a month of effort, then shifts to a brief stat about African American representation in Congress, mentions Peru restricting non citizens from offices, and ends with a quirky line about a bat and a note on lunar influence on radio signals.
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United States Congress
Peru
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