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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1945
Page
8
Elsie Robinson urges that discontent is a universal, necessary force driving growth. She argues that satisfaction ends progress, tracing humanity from primeval rebellion to spiritual creation and insisting readers embrace restlessness as a divine gift.
Advert shows Dean's Kidney Pills promises relief from kidney and bladder discomfort, backache, and tiredness. Claims universal success, urges readers to ask druggist for Dean's Pills, used by millions for decades to relieve night misery and health issues.
Slimming claim promises a 30 day supply with no need to cut meals or starches. It pledges weight loss and a more slender figure, noting a money back guarantee if results aren’t achieved. The ad mentions AYDS and vitamin emphasis but lacks concrete specifics.
Capri unveils a tawny brown named Forever Amber used across dresses and suits. The collection features life size artificial flowers pinned to a floating panel on a black crepe dress, with kimono cape and kerchief versions showcased.
Vivian Brown reports on the insignia patch collecting craze among WACs. Thousands seek and trade patches, with tactics ranging from club gatherings to solicitations from soldiers. Cpl Martha E Williams displays hers as a Joseph's coat of insignia colors while Pfc Christine D Lynch preserves 185 patches for a future reference collection.
A stray dog befriended by Captain Frank J. Hyland of Chicago led to the capture of a German machine gunner in northern Italy while Fifth Army forces advanced. Hyland and his unit paused as the dog approached a hidden position, directing them to the enemy soldier who yielded when confronted. The dog’s action aided a firefight near a hilltop in the 363rd Regiment, 91st Powder River Division area. A local home address is given for Hyland in Chicago.
New York January 11 A P fashion editors report American designers are ready to rival Paris as New York previews enter the fourth day. Claire McCardell offers the panting navy jersey one piece and other bold resort styles while Samuel Kass features feminine tunics and slim dressmaker suits. Pauline Trigere showcases soft rounded shoulders and underarm fullness with cape like accents in her coordinated ensembles.
Pittsburg based report notes German steel plants were Europe’s largest producers before the wars and the second in world output after the United States. The American Iron and Steel Institute says Prussia’s 19th century victories and Alsace Lorraine gains expanded iron ore access, bolstering Germany’s steel backbone.
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