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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1945
Page
3
A passage notes the lizard as the speediest starter compared with cheetahs and leopards. It claims a startled lizard darts away so quickly that it seems to vanish from sight, making its movement nearly unfollowable.
A high pressure portable sprayer kills cattle grubs and helps cut losses in meat and milk valued at 100 million dollars annually. Demonstrations near Fresno show spraying techniques on Hereford cattle and highlight broader uses from whitewashing to pest control and even fire emergency work.
An article describes a farmer spraying hog pens and dairy buildings with diesel oil and weed killers for weed control. He then coats dry feed with a molasses solution to stimulate appetite, claiming cattle weight gain and milk production. Regulators cautioned about risks?
Cologne, captured by American forces in early March, has a 2,000 year history as a Rhineland hub. The city grew from Roman roots to Hanse trade, endured conflicts, and now powers wartime industry with rail, coal, and Rhine shipping sustaining its factories and output.
The U S government will send equipment to Greece to reorganize its army under a lend lease deal made after the Yalta decisions. Undersecretary of War Spahis announced the move following talks between King George and Premier Emmanuel Tsouderos in Washington.
A cheeky look at the era’s edgy jewelry shifts. Silver on the left arm LD bracelets on the right arm short graduated pearls are stylish to pair with hoop earrings and drop styles. Fur key pins and watch fob ribbons appear as playful fashion statements.
The piece details fashion trends for cardigans worn open over blouses, printed scarfs folded into wide bands tied at the side, and suspenders with names embroidered on them. It notes dyed bright socks and argyle socks as popular among girls, plus a playful nod to gypsy-inspired hair accessories.
Pattern No 8763 designed for sizes 36 through 52. Size 38 requires 414 yards of 35 or 39 inch fabric and 3 yards of rnc rac for trimming.
Simple tips cover gardening for pets, rug storage, soap dish drainage, proper shoe care, and easy feather ticking aprons. Included are placing pails on rug ends, tying them, using shoe horns and trees, drying soap, and sewing low ironing aprons suitable for milk room and canning chores.
An advertisement extols Nu-Maid margarine as table grade and ideal for dining, praising its flavor for table use and versatility in cooking and baking.
London reports a Moscow radio quotation from a Soviet war correspondent claiming Adolf Hitler visited a German frontier town just two days before its capture by the Red Army. The town was unnamed and Hitler was said to exhort both young and old to fight.
The pattern 8766 fits sizes 2 3 4 5 and 6 years and requires yards of 35 or 36 inch material for size 3. Includes pan ties s yard bonnet and self lining.
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