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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1945
Page
2
Teen readers weigh in on the Van Johnson craze as 1 800 Hi Style Scouts from Calling All Girls share why they swoon. Responses describe his boyish charm and appeal, from looks to charm, while noting his screen presence and occasional expertise in romance scenes.
A playful roster of nicknames riffs on performers and love scenes. Frankie called The Voice, Dick Haymes The Throat, with Vanny praised for charm amid tributes to Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo.
Readers ask about language usage including reoccurrence pronunciation and the debacle origin. Other queries compare creek and corps plural forms while clarifying sewerage versus sewage and Browning’s adverbs.
Washington digest profiles Omar Nelson Bradley as the capable head of the Veterans Administration. The piece outlines his functional organization plan, selection of loyal capable leaders, and centralization of medical services to bring veterans to well equipped centers, with a focus on reducing casualties and improving care.
Mahomet goes to the mountain and the Mikado to MacArthur as a playful reflection on judgment and missed opportunities. The writer notes New Yorkers used stairs during a strike, boosting calf activity, while rubber heel production lags behind demand and high heels outnumber the need.
Squeezing grapefruit on an ordinary orange juice reamer works best when the fruit is cut lengthwise in half then halved again. Each quarter should be pressed against the juicer point to extract juice. Smaller fruit can be halved like oranges for juicing on a regular reamer.
A note on enhancing oleo and other butter substitutes by adding salt and sugar to improve flavor and palatability.
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