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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1945
Page
2
A Sunburn care note suggests applying vinegar to turn the skin brown and using a bicarbonate of soda solution to soothe itchy red skin. A cold compress on the forehead and neck is recommended with a caution to be careful.
A 1950s feature notes couples swap symbols like matching barrettes and hand pins to signal their relationship. Couples fuse fashion with identity through identical I D rings and heart pins, signaling romance without words.
In a light hearted schoolhouse scene Johnny repeatedly asks Mary for help with her books. She blushes resists, hesitates, and finally yields as he carries the volume home. The small moment captures a shy courtship dynamic between two students.
A teen girl defends a boy nicknamed Wolf First Class despite parental worry about his behavior. She notes his dancing talent and spending, mentions peer defense work in dating him, and recalls witnessing him drink, warning he may be Second Class. The piece urges relying on parental guidance to avoid trouble.
A reader letters column notes the misuse of trembler instead of temblor and tremor when describing earthquakes. It cites American dictionaries showing pro-MUL-gate as the primary US pronunciation with PROM-ul-gate as British, and defends standard American usage.
The OPA reports to Congress that most rationing ends this year while rent controls fade in 75 to 100 cities within four to five months. Meats and shoes may be unrationed by 1945 end. fats and oils possibly into 1946. sugar likely indefensible. Tire rationing may stretch to year end. rent controls will linger. eviction protection for buyers rising to six months in 487 areas.
Navy undersecretary Artemus L. Gates disclosed plans to adapt atomic bombs for carrier based planes. He spoke at the commissioning of the 45,000 ton carrier Midway, named for the 1942 battle, noting it as evidence of naval will to maintain peace.
Paris reports General Eisenhower expressed sympathy for allowing wives of officers and enlisted men to join their husbands abroad. He noted personal loneliness, pledged to explore shipping space and housing to enable such moves once housing and food issues are resolved.
Domei announced in a broadcast that Allied air raids killed 241,309 and wounded 313,041 in Japan, with 554,350 total casualties cited. Tokyo led deaths and homelessness, Hiroshima and Nagasaki listed for atom bombing impacts, detailing counts of dead wounded and homeless.
Cleveland based American Steel and Wire announces a new airplane controls cable made of high nickel manganese alloy. The cable expands and contracts with frame metal, removing the need for temperature compensating devices and boosting plane and pilot efficiency.
The note advises removing corks from salt and pepper shakers before refilling and covering holes with mucilage paper or adhesive tape. It highlights fire risks in the U.S. with daily totals of 1,800 fires and 28 deaths per 1,000 homes and mentions dangers of carrying a passenger on a bicycle.
A tip suggests placing leftover soap scraps in a Turkish toweling bag to use as a combined washcloth and soap during bathing. Another quick method covers diamond rings with wood alcohol for five minutes, then removes and polishes with white tissue paper.
The best method to hang trousers is upside down using a hanger with clips. Ensure clips grip the cuffs and hang from the waistband to prevent creases and maintain fabric shape.
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