Woman Power Moves Homes In Lakeside Minnesota Town
Evelyn Krause of Mound Minnesota is known as a pioneering woman house mover. For over a decade she has jacked up and shifted cottages between towns and the lake, then handles dray work and furniture moving when needed. She hires local helpers and enjoys driving the moving truck, aiming to one day drive the Mound fire truck.
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Lake Minnetonka
Minn
Evelyn Krause
Mound
Minnetonka
William Krause
Krause
the Mound High School
Evelyn
Sheldon Beise
Minnesota
Golden’ Gophers
Milton Bruhn
Amherst
Walter Ohde
Anoka
Cape Cod
Jess
Miss Krause
Farewell Notes and Whims From a Busy World
A Buenos Aires dispatch reports Lily Pons received an unprecedented ovation at her farewell concert. A Chicago boom hits buggy trade as city officials drop bloomers for bathing girls. Taft's chances spark debate. A Detroit romance ends with a crash after a kiss. Hollywood offers arise. she seeks a bigger deal. Switzerland may become Belgium of World War II times. A farmer berates his horse and gets kicked. Rumor says the White House seeks a car pet to call people. One in 500 people is a leper. the rest avoid lapels after two beers. In European farming alliances, leave-taking becomes Pact Vobiscum.
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Buenos Aires
Lily Pons
Phretty
Chicago
Taft
Detroit
Hollywood
Switzerland
Belgium
White House
Alliance i
Europe
Picture progress of a child’s hobby at home
A家庭 guide urges parents to photograph a child’s hobby progression from first attempts to finished projects. It suggests documenting steps in painting swimming golf or building models with careful lighting and timing to create a lasting family memory. The article notes using a light yellow filter and fast shutter speeds to capture action.
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Soap
Gona
Wales
Walle
John van Guilder
Coday Fashion Flint Pattern Ad Furnishes Fall Wardrobe
An old pattern promotion highlights a jumper dress for fall 1966 with a round neckline and draped blouse, suggesting fabrics for school wear and party versions. It advertises sizes 11 to 19, fabric yardages, and the new Full and Winter Pattern Book from Hope Star Today's Pattern Bureau in Chicago Illinois.
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Carol Day
Guiticr
Msc
Hope Star Today
Pattern Bureau
W. Wacker Drive
Chicago
Witness Matthews Defends Anti Communist Testimony
Rodney Dutcher notes the Washington hearing where Prof. J. B. Matthews, headlined for his sharp critique of United Front tactics, testifies amid cheers and interruptions. The scene features Dies, Mason, Thomas, Starnes, and Dempsey, with comments on Communists and related groups and a clash over testimony credibility.
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Washington
J. B. Matthews
Apare
Matthews
United Front
Consumers’ Research
Consumers’ Union
Communist Party
Whic
After 30 Year Wait He Sees Skyscrapers in Louisville
Lee Kinghsmith, living on a distant farm, finally travels to Louisville after thirty years. He recalls his stubborn delays since marriage and turns 61 while describing his arrival, aided by a broken fence incident and a coordinating necktie with his white hair.
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Louisville, Ky
Lee Klinghsmith
Louisville
Seeing the City from the Ground Not Ready for Flight
Klinglesmith admitted he would ride a street car but refused to fly, saying he had not done anything aloft and preferred not to look for it. The note adds that about 41 percent of the map would remain unseen from the earth.
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Klinglesmith
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria Relief
When chills and fever hit, Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is marketed as a reliable malaria remedy. It contains tasteless quinidine and iron and is claimed to relieve malaria symptoms while boosting health. Available at drug stores in 50-cent and one-dollar sizes.
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Grove
Grave
AD and OD tomato juice venture drives early business boom
A sign promising AD’s big red tomatoes draws daily buyers so he sells out ripe produce. He later launches AD’S Pure tomato Juice with a press and sealed bottles, advertising in papers and at grocers. Demand soars but OD and spouse struggle to profit despite long workdays.
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Add
AD’s tomato juice ad campaign builds a nationwide boom
AD discovers that wider advertising raises demand and lowers costs per bottle. He expands sourcing from hundreds of farmers, builds a larger facility, and hires more staff to meet orders. As sales rise, he lowers prices, enabling more families to enjoy Pur Tomato Juice and creating a thriving business for AD and his customers.
Tomato juice advertising boosts industry growth and jobs
The article notes hundreds more part-time workers, over a half million dollars annually paid to canners and suppliers, and the tomato juice industry selling more than twenty million dollars a year. It credits advertising for expanding demand and making healthful juice affordable to the public.
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NEA
Hobby Pictures
Coday
Fashion Flint
Rodney Dutcher
Heywoul Broun
Matthew
Ftaan
Shea
National Gentile League
American Vigilante Association
James Frue
William B. Shearer
Geneva
Dies
Stout
Case Ddemagogue's Club
Orange
Texas
Noah Mason
Oglesby
Ill
J. Parnell Thomas
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Joe Starnes
Gunterville
Ala
Ohio
Cget
Flo
Congress
Jack Dempsey
New Mexico
ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific Station
C. E. Christopher
Waite
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