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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1945
Page
7
A primer offers advice on reviving old linoleum with specialized paints and avoiding long fabric soaking. It also suggests culinary cheese toppings on pies, prefers high gloss indoor paint for cleanliness, warns salt harms aluminum, and notes sawdust as a non tracking ice path aid and a woodwork footing warmer.
Virginia Vale surveys Arthur Godfrey’s rise from smashing records to boost his show, listing 80 sponsors and ad libbing on air. The column also notes other film, radio, and stage stars, including Joan Lorring, Alan Ladd, Parkyakarkus, and Perry Como, with anecdotes on shoots, bets, and sponsor-driven pranks.
Engelbert Humperdinck wrote the original score as a Christmas piece for his sister’s children. The fairy tale evolved into a full opera with Adelheide Wette’s words, delighting music lovers since 1893. Wagnerian nursery rhyme harmonies label its style.
A homeless waif named Zed tumbles into Eleazar’s loving home then returns to the Nomads to report on plunder. He hides a jewel and plans to sell it in Jerusalem to buy himself a mother, a step toward love and belonging.
Brooklyn youth Gunner John McPaul age 10 displays a new electro magnet powered toy that fires wooden shells with controlled force for safe play.
The Pennsylvania Dutch convert living rooms into elaborate holiday scenes each year. Families pass these Putyeas down through generations and store them in cotton. During Christmas week they tour neighborhoods, admiring each other’s manger displays and snow banked landscapes with scaled figures.
A column rails against thrift fads with satirical quips about money and consumption. It cites Ben Franklin, jokes about government umbrellas, and mocks the idea of saving for a rainy day. The piece ends with a light anecdote about Albert H. Chandler aging 91 and the sleep bank. It also notes Hirohito’s wealth and a humorous horse remark.
Note describes Pattern 287 lamp bases and shades and Pattern 288 for decorating the child’s shade may be used on furniture or walls. Patterns cost 15 cents each postpaid and orders should be sent to the address provided.
Report notes automobiles no longer rationed with a price around $2,000 and need for dealer contact or presidential letter. Mention that Sonja Henie and Dan Topping plan separation after five years of marriage in Chicago. Artificial ice critique cited.
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