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Newspaper
Manito Community Express
Location
Manito, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1948
Page
4
A narrator observes travelers at Union Station and recalls Harry waiting for his love. He pieces together a woman described as nineteen, small and dark with a tented brow and a brown fur. A telegram from Omaha hints at a planned reunion and a rushed romance unfolding at the depot.
A station ramp, a missing typing job, and a self taught theory of randomness unlock a long awaited reunion. May returns as a typist at the same station, while Harry’s life runs from clerk to soda fountain owner, culminating in a comic, fateful embrace as chance and fate align.
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Health Talk by the Educational Committee of the Illinois State Medical Society notes mumps is caused by a virus affecting the parotid glands. It often presents with fever and facial swelling, can cause sterility in adults, and requires bed rest and isolation to prevent complications.
Illinois PMA reports the first 1948 soybean loan completed assures producers a net return of 2.31 per bushel. State Chairman Lee M. Gentry urges farmers to consider loan or purchase programs and storage options to maximize profits, noting moisture levels and CCC storage fees affect rates. He advises 1948 producers to discuss programs with local AAA Committees.
Noel Pierce demonstrates that clean teeth matter for appearance while noting a survey with the American Dental Association finds four of five brushes are worn or unsanitary. The top brushes show twig tufted ends used by a Georgia family. Dental authorities urge frequent replacement for good hygiene.
H D Kwekkeboom of the Peoria VA office announces a racket in large cities where impostors solicit magazine subscriptions to obtain artificial limbs. The VA provides limbs and reading material free of charge to eligible veterans. Report fraudulent solicitations to the VA office.
Miss Barbara Gordon celebrated her birthday Monday night with ice cream and cake. Guests included Donna Vaughn Anamae Vaughn Joan Dennis Beverly Dennis Charlott Bartel. After games they wished Barbara many more happy birthdays.
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