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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1944
Page
6
An article describes converting an old rocker into a lively chair using a saw and wood chisel to remove projections. A quilt pad and feathered cushion raise the seat, with ticking, chintz, and frugal costs totaling under two dollars.
Unsolicited letter extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle regulator for years of constipation. The writer credits daily All-Bran intake with regular natural movements, citing science on fiber and colonic health. Advice includes drinking water and insisting on genuine Kellogg's All-Bran from Battle Creek.
The National Conference of Christians and Jews promotes Brotherhood Week February 20 27 with sermons roundtables and films. Leaders urge worship attendance and open dialogue while many churches synagogues and schools plan programs across 3000 communities and 249 Round Tables.
Washington reports the internal revenue department urges major city collectors to set up schools training accountants and employer reps in completing the new tax forms. The piece humorously notes classroom staples and a light tone while highlighting the need for clearer instruction and possible educational value.
The National Conference of Christians and Jews sends its message to military camps including a Seabee training center at Camp Peary near Williamsburg Virginia. More than 3 000 construction battalion men filled the camp theater as three clergymen toured with a conference representative.
A speaker lineup including a priest, rabbi, and Cardinal inspires camp audiences. Dr Speers notes attentive crowds as Rabbi Rosenblum closes, with applause after each salient point. Sea bees and staff plan rapid transfers, reaching next program three miles away within ten minutes. Over three days they address 48000 servicemen.
A reader note explains that Leatherneck refers to Marines due to the leather collar in the uniform, and Camel is the popular cigarette for Army Navy Coast Guard as shown by service store sales. It notes mailing rules allow sending Camels to soldiers within the U S and to sailors abroad.
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