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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1946
Page
8
Tots adore soft cuddly toys they can take to bed. This sleepy time doll stands 15 inches high and wears warm flow ered pajamas with narrow ruffle trim. To obtain tissue patterns for the doll body and pajamas send 20 cents and your details with pattern number 560.
A kitchen cough remedy claims fast relief with no cooking required. Mix 2 cups sugar and 1 cup water to form a syrup or use corn syrup honey. add 244 ounces Pinex to a pint bottle for a splened cough syrup that lasts long and never spoils. If unsatisfied, money is refunded.
The Agriculture Department reports 1946 farming set an all time record with outputs 2144 percent above 1942 levels and 28 percent above prewar 1935-39 averages. Wheat corn and tobacco led a broad surge in crops while livestock stayed high despite feed shortages, aided by new tools and veteran farm labor.
Dr H Herman Young of the Mayo Clinic told delegates at the National Safety Council congress that horses cause more farm accidents than any other animal. A nine year Mayo Safety survey showed 38 700 farmers killed at work, 133 200 farm residents killed, and 100 125 000 non fatal farm incidents.
Washington announces veterans may obtain Wyoming homes or a Shoshone valley ranch near Yellowstone via a reclamation program. WWII veterans with good character must apply to Powell office by November 25 to enter a screening and drawing for 83 irrigated farms totaling 7,720 acres on Heart Mountain division. Additional openings in Washington and Idaho cover 5,372 acres.
In Cincinnati after 26 months of land service with the WAVES Miss Edith Dunn joined a ship by taking an army job. Ohio River division engineers aided housing for 22 women workers by placing them in two quarterboats moored in the city paying 15 dollars monthly rent.
A collage of film and radio notes highlights Eric Sevareid’s autobiography Not So Wild a Dream, Van Johnson’s shift to a character part, Martha Montgomery’s milk certificate joke, Helen Nielson’s screen debut lineage, David Niven’s Fortress, Dice the horse contract, Bette Davis evolving from tragedy to comedy, Ward Warner casting for My Wild Irish Rose, Skitch Henderson’s jazz turn, and various actors’ housing and career tidbits from Hollywood studios.
A front-disching frock features a softly tied belt and the popular high slit neckline, highlighting a charming daytime style.
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