Adequate Supply of Protective Foods in Wartime Diets
Government urged Americans to learn to buy and prepare balanced meals with protective foods. Eggs milk fruits and vegetables provide vitamins A C G and calcium. deficiencies cause anemia infections poor teeth and growth issues. Dairy cattle hogs and crops linked to defense needs. school lunch and lumber notes included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Illinois State Council of Defense
Green
British Air Power Growing as Britain Plans Night Bombs on Berlin
London sources say the Royal Air Force will intensify night bombing on Berlin this winter aided by long range bombers. Aero correspondent William Courtenay noted raids could start at dusk and continue with American bombers joining. Analysts praised new Sperry sights enabling 7 mile altitude drops while Grumman executives forecast strong British air strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
Germany
Berlin
Europe
LaGuardia Field
Council On Foreign Relations
Pegis
Rockefeller Foundation
Lisbon
William Courtneay
Aero
Royal Air Force
R.A.F
Mr. Courtenay
Aachen
Cologne
Dust of Factory Dust Proves Nickel Source
In Schenectady New York fifty thousand pounds of factory dust yielded enough nickel to meet about a fifth of General Electric West Lynn plant needs for tiny magnets in electrical meters and aircraft instruments. Scrap-keeper Charles Stevens hoarded the dust until discovery by GE metallurgist Jack Siever and chief James Goss with a $1000 appropriation led to successful nickel recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric
West Lynn
Charles Stevens
Stevens
Jack Siever
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cloud Ceiling Measuring Device Invented by Idaho Graduate
Lawrence W. Foskett, a 1925 University of Idaho graduate, coInvents a U S bureau of standards instrument that uses an electric eye to detect a light beam of known length, enabling daytime cloud ceiling measurements without guesswork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lawrence W. Foskett
University of Idaho
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Canny Scots Exploit Clothing Rules For Suits
Lord Marley tells Massachusetts Federation of Labor that Scots circumvent British clothing limits by using kilts to make suits. He notes 24 ration coupons needed for suits and claims kilts contain less cloth, allowing more efficient tailoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Britain
Lord Marley
Marley
Massachusetts Federation of Labor
Lights of New York and Fraunces Tavern’s Colonial Echoes
The piece chronicles Fraunces Tavern on Broad and Pearl streets as a historic site linked to Washington’s farewell on December 4, 1783 and its preserved Long Room and relics. It notes Fraunces Tavern’s 1762 opening, St Paul’s Church dating to 1766, and a Montgomery monument on Broadway. The narrative blends personal reminiscence of lower Manhattan in colonial days with colonial landmarks and legends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broad and
Pearl Streets
George Washington
Washington
Sons of Te American Revolution
Fraunces’ Tavern
St.Paul's Chapel
Broadway
Fulton and
Vesey Streets
Trinity Parish
Trinity
Lord Howe
Major Andre
George IV
Paul
Wall Streets
Bishop Prevoost
Senate
St. Paul’s
Hudson
Greenwich Street
Richard Montgomery
Benedict Arnold
Quebec
Congress
Benjamin Franklin
Paris
America
Lower Fifth Avenue
St. Paul's
Queen Victoria
Pale-faced London women seek beauty products under quota
Lips paler and paler as London shoppers hunt through dark streets for lipstick creams hair rinses and lotions. Beauty preparations in Britain are available only by quota and sold under restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Australia Establishes Commonwealth Parliament in 1901
The Commonwealth of Australia formed on January 1, 1901. It features a bicameral parliament with six senate members per state and a House of Representatives elected by proportional districts. The executive cabinet remains responsible to parliament, and the governor general represents the king of England as head of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Commonwealth of Australia
Commonwealth
House of Representatives
England
Early Cultivation Tips From Philadelphia Extension
Charles K. Hallowell, Philadelphia extension representative, advises early cultivation is essential to suppress weeds and reduce costly hand hoeing. He recommends shallow cultivation to protect roots and preserve soil moisture and fertility for vegetable plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Hallowell
Philadelphia
Soil Conservation District Seeks Farmer Help and Agency Aid
A soils Conservation district will give farmers an opportunity to help each other and to receive help from other agencies in solving their soil conservation problems. Weeds of the primary noxious weed seeds multiply both above and below the ground and cannot be controlled by ordinary cultural practices. Sale of seed for seeding purposes is prohibited if it contains any of these primary noxious weed seeds.
Obituary of Ora Ray Johnson
Ora Ray Johnson born November 6 1883 near Clarksville Illinois was the second of ten children of William Henry and Clarinda Hurst Johnson. He died suddenly near his Paris home on Friday December 19 1941 at age 58 years 1 month and 18 days. He grew to manhood and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Ray
William Henry
Clarinda Hurst Johnson
Clarksville
Illinois
Paris
Toads Return to Ansonia Sparking Sleepless City Scare
Ansonia Connecticut residents report a toad resurgence after years of dormancy. A $50,000 drainage project failed as heavy rains refilled the pond basin turning it into a breeding site and renewing the citywide nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Conn
Quick-flying Purchases Boost Patch Farm Plantings
Columbus farmer John Patch flew to Neosho Missouri in two trips to acquire 3000 strawberry plants 600 raspberry plants and 50 rhubarb plants for his farm. He wasted no time deciding what he wanted and immediately acted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patch
Columbus
Kan
Patch
Neosho
Penance In Santa Ana Jail Blues After Prisoner Party
Sheriff Jesse Elliott recalls a county jail inmate gathering in Santa Ana California ending in colossal hangovers loss of good behavior ratings and social ostracism among prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Calif
Jesse Elliott
Freshen Crumpled Velvet Flowers With Tea Kettle Heat
A simple method to revive crumpled artificial flowers. Place the blooms near a tea kettle for a few minutes then reshape and shake until dry. The technique is noted to work especially well with velvet flowers.
Special clothing and safety gear for hazardous work zones
Text notes protective gear used in industries with contaminated air or sand filled atmospheres. Mentions wearables like helmets and rubber tubes, and cites the Blue Crab Industry in Maryland earning over $500,000 annually. Also references Gibraltar near Tangier and New York’s 650 miles of waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jfien
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Clark County
The county court in Clark County Illinois orders the sale of the real estate of Andy Knapp deceased to pay debts. On February 7 1942 at 1:00 PM at the court house in Marshall the administrator Charles E Wheeler will offer the North 16 acres of the SW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of section 36 township 9 range 12 for cash to the highest bidder. The sale is subject to a $150 mortgage and taxes and deeds delivered after court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court
Said County
Charles E. Wheeler
Andy Knapp
De‘eased
Alice Clements
Lydia Cowans
Sarah BE. Wheeler
Ada Ralston
Emma Buckner
Lovina Robinson
Frank Cole
Marshall
Clark
Ilinois
Illinois
Clark County
A.D
Hollenbeck & Hollenbeck
Attorneys At Law
Local resident remembered in community obituary
The deceased lived in his home community until his marriage to Della McConaha on December 28 1905. He is survived by his wife two sons Raymond and William of Paris two daughters Mrs Sylvia Whitting ton of Paris and Mrs Ruth McDaniek of Chinaman seven grandchildren three sisters Mrs Riley Davis and Mrs Omer Beauchamp of Marshall Mrs Pearl Ramsey of Greenup three brothers Hurley of Martinsville Harry of Marshall and Hugh of Robinson. Funeral services were held at the Clarksville church by Rev Sparring on December 22 and he was buried in the nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della ‘McConaha
Raymond
William
Paris
Sylvia Whittington
Ruth McDaniek
Chinaman
Riley
Davis
Omer Beauchamp
Marshall
Pearl Ramsey
Greenup
Hurley
Martinsville
Harry
Hugh
Robinson
Clarksville
Sparring
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iy Ioras
Christine Ryman Pensinger
Wome
State OF
Dwight H. Green
Purdue Hogmen
Food For Freedom Program
Naton
Air
Abroad
Lights of
L. L. Stevenson
Fraunces
Etienne de Lancey
Guy de Lancey
de Lancey
Westchester County
Vesey Street
Forty-second Street
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Ora Ray Johnson
Jerry Colonna
Wm. Holden and
Claire Tre
Texas
Vor
Edward G. Robinson
Mary‘and Nets
Gibraltar
Iwater
Tangier
Morocco
Port of
aThe
Zor
Ertar' Prink
Mienry
DIAL
W. B. Craddy
Archer Ave
Omer Hamm
North Main