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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1943
Page
3
A reader collects anecdotes about Congress including a Demagogues Club in the House cloakroom and bold mischief by speakers. Vignettes recall Huey Long, Tom Reed, Uncle Joe Cannon, and a 1914 tie that made Thomas D. Schall speaker with Champ Clark.
Government monthly checks to dependents funded from soldier pay plus government contributions. Eligibility covers Class A wife and child and Class B dependent relatives, with specifics on amounts, start dates, and required proofs.
A quick beauty tip from Gabrielle shows how to camouflage a blemish with a blend of foundation and face powder. Apply mix to the spot, blend, press with tissue, and brush away for a smooth finish. Ledger Syndicate WNU Features.
Chicago report from the American Veterinary Medical association urges farmers to prevent baby pig deaths and reduce swine disease losses to boost wartime pork supplies. Key measures include balanced sow diets, warm dry houses, litter separation from old hog lots, prompt veterinary care, isolation of feeder pigs, vaccination around weaning, sanitation, and careful breeding stock, with emphasis on rapid diagnosis and immediate disease controls.
New York Philadelphia syndicate leader Bill Cox, 34, bought the Phillies after the league foreclosed. The deal valued at spies 325,000 included Shibe Park with a lean roster. Cox plans a new deal to revive Philadelphia baseball while other clubs benefited from Nugent era sales.
A children friendly piece explains kite origins from Tarentum to China and Korea. It lists nine safety rules for spring kite flying, emphasizing open spaces, cotton string, no metal ribs, traffic avoidance, and seeking power company help for entanglements.
The program trains air force machinists from basic metalworking to reading blueprints and using tools. Trainees study metal properties, alloy codes, parts catalogs, and mechanical drawing, emphasizing precision and care with every tool to keep planes flying.
If planning a military wedding in a hurry, keep it intimate with a few close friends rather than a large, pompous affair. A small ceremony can be just as lovely, and easier to manage, leaving the bride less fatigued afterward.
War department reports a US fighter squadron in New Guinea destroyed 72 Japanese planes in aerial combat from June 1, 1942, to January 8, 1943. Five squadron members credited with downing the enemy are pictured.
An article notes unusually high demand for the scrap bag pattern numbers and explains that because of war conditions orders take longer to fill. The piece highlights that only a few popular patterns are affected and asks for patience from customers.
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