15 Sep 1949
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1949
Page
1
A controversial Automated Club of New York statement argues slow drivers threaten highway safety and urges bold warning signs. The piece cites President William J. Gottlieb and includes satirical commentary on motorists, public notices, and a crash anecdote.
INEZ GERHARD reports that MARIE WILSON known as My Friend Irma star is eager to keep making comedies. A sequel Irma Goes West is planned with the same cast and DEAN MARTIN and JERRY LEWIS signed for Thats My Boy. Also notes Theda Bara and Mack Sennett life stories in development.
Uncle Ralph warns Connie Brigham against Don Baxter while praising Bob Merrill as a safe, steady match. Connie argues Don is charming and worth the risk though Uncle Ralph fears instability and money motives. He resolves to stage one last paternal plea to sway her.
Uncle Ralph and Connie debate Don's rash marriage made last night at 6 o'clock. Connie confesses she is the bride Don chose, admitting she believes she is the one he married, while Uncle Ralph consoles and teases with luck when comparing spouses.
A long mixed list of crossword clues is presented with across and down categories for standard solving. Entries include trust, alms box, Indian references, fuels, boils on eyelids, honorary Turk title, fasten, slipped, land measure, hawk eyes, undivided, paused, scrutinize, feminine pronoun, Tibetan wild ox, set to, pine tree, sprite, dwelling, Greek letter, payment provision, small as girl, drawing room, railway station, afternoon receptions, astringent material, serf, tablets, and many more clues across two grids labeled ACROSS and DOWN with numbered references and historical terms.
A fragment hints at a weekly puzzle titled Potato dial and a clue about skipping a stone across water. Guido’s highs est note remains unclear, suggesting a playful, cryptic page item with wordplay and partial entries.
Sewing Circle Patterns offers Nightwear No 8495 for sizes 12 to 18 with 4 yards of fabric and 4½ yards contrast. Send 25 cents for Fail and Winter fashion pattern magazine and a 1914 perforated pattern in sizes 12 to 42.
When cane bottom chairs sag, wash them with hot water and dry outdoors to shrink the cane. Apply a clear varnish once nearly dry to preserve the cane and tighten the seat.
A guide describes simple self watering per plant methods using a pan of water and a flannel strip to transport moisture by osmosis. It also suggests turning over upholstered seat cushions nightly to preserve shape and longevity.
Use moleskin on the bottom of heavy ornaments and flower pots to avoid scratching tables. Old felt hats can be cut into pieces for the same purpose.
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