First-Aid to the Ailing House Expands to Rural Homes
The Rural Electrification program extends wiring access to houses beyond electrified limits. It notes that codes may require licensed electricians and insurance certificates, urges checking with insurers, and points to pamphlets from the Rural Electrification Administration for Home wiring guidance.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Washington, D. C
Synthetic Tires For Uncle Sam's Mobile Army
The War Department to test synthetic rubber tires in military use. Contracts awarded to tire and rubber companies for four sizes 6.00-16 6 ply 7.50-20 8 ply 9.00-20 10 ply and 12.00-20 14 ply with mud and snow tread and an S marking. Tests compare wear and performance across makes under realistic conditions.
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Tire and Rubber
War Department
U. S
What to Do at Church Weddings
Guests must stay in their places until the recessional and until the mothers have left their pews. Do not interrupt the march to offer congratulations. If a receiving line is in the rear, join it while exiting to wish the couple happiness. Do not congratulate the bride on finding a husband.
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Ledger Syndicate
WNU
New Equipment Must Reach Farm Not Be Diverted
The War Production Board orders that farm machinery and attachments produced under its farm program must go to farms and not be diverted to non agricultural uses. It bans selling farm equipment intended for farm use on unrated orders and stresses that repair parts are excluded. William R. Tracy notes the program supplies minimum gear needed to meet agriculture goals while warning against supply diversions harming the food program and war effort.
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War Production Board
WPB
William R. Tracy
Farm Machinery and Equipment Branch
Department of Agriculture
Tracy
Veteran of Three Wars Returns as U S Army Private
New Cumberland Pennsylvania veteran Mike Vujovich 53 a coal miner from West Hazelton is back in uniform as a buck private after being outfitted at the army depot he hopes for overseas infantry duty. Born in Montenegro he fought Turkey in 1912 Serbia in 1913 Mexico border action with the Arizona National Guard and later served in France with the 89th division in World War I.
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New Cumberland
Mike Vujovich
West Hazelton
Mike
Montenegro
Turkey
Bulgaria
Arizona National Guard
Pancho Villa
France
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Bedtime Story Grandfather Frog Jumps Into Trouble
An heedless Grandfather Frog leaves the Smiling Pool for a distant spring. He misreads a path with boards, misjudges Farmer Brown's Boy, and leaps toward the cool water before realizing the danger. The scene ends with him splashing into the spring and uncertain trouble ahead.
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Grandfather Frog
Striped Chipmunk
Farmer Brown
Associated Newspapers
WNN Features
Minute Make-Ups By Gabrielle
Those sult-baked wisps of hair are a mess and a nuisance when they refuse to comb up into a smart hair-do. Brilliantine is the quickest aid. Brush it into the dry ends till they curl around your finger in a soft sheen. The oil in it actually serves as a reconditioner, too.
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Ledger Syndicate
WNU
Seaside Oregon Shelled Myth and Coastal Features
National Geographic notes Seaside Oregon a resort town of under 3000 with no military targets was shelled by a submarine. The piece highlights Seaside Aquarium historic allure and landmarks such as the End of the Trail monument Salt Cairn railings and nearby Lewis and Clark connection.
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Seaside
Oregon
National Geographic Society
Ecanicum
South Seaside
Proverb Drawer Questions on Truth and Humility
A set of five literary adages ponders perception truth and pride. Lines include a proverb about living with a lame man teaching halting and a reflection that a hair may separate false from true. Other lines claim self ignorance and pride in humility and the fate of an ox’s owner.
One for Us Notch by Air Force and Navy Patrol
Captain Maurice Fitzgerald points to a notch as First Air Force Bomber Command crews join Navy in patrolling Atlantic sea lanes. The joint effort aims to safeguard commerce and counter enemy threats in the crucial transit routes.
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Maurice Fitzgerald
First Air Force Bomber Command
Navy
U S Army Restricts Cigarette Sales in Australia
U S Army authorities with Australian customs curb a growing black market in American cigarettes. The army bans sales of more than one pack per day to soldiers and requires tearing a corner of each package. Australia enforces smuggling penalties for possession of American cigarettes by locals.
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Sydney
Australia
Customs and Excise
Army Stores Department
United States
Lesson for July 26 Subject and Scripture Texts
A publication listing the July 26 lesson topics and scripture passages compiled by the International Institute of Religious Education for use in instructional settings. It notes the program's authorship and copyright status and outlines the scope of the lesson materials.
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International Oil of Religious Education
Noah and Gods Covenant With Mankind
A Bible lesson on Geneses 9 1 16 highlighting Gods three gifts to believers power over creation protection of life and Gods enduring promise symbolized by the rainbow The discourse stresses obedience faith and reliance on Christ for peace and power while warning of judgment for unbelief and sin
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Noah
God
Christ
Adam
Garden of Eden
Faithful in Small Things Duty and Duty Fulfillment
A reflection on the moral ethic of daily fidelity. The essay emphasizes that faithfulness in ordinary duties trains characters to meet larger obligations and fulfill divine commands. Kingsley asserts consistency in small acts builds readiness for greater tests.
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Heaven
God
Charles Kingsley
Pattern Sale Notice for Franc Pattern No 29463
A brief notice states 15 cents buys a usable several times transfer showing all motifs with directions. Orders should be sent to the provided address or outlet for purchasing this pattern.
Flies Shown To Carry Infantile Paralysis Virus
Yale doctors Paul and Trask report that the common house fly transmits poliomyelitis virus from sewage, linking the disease to the intestinal tract as well as the spinal cord. The findings imply flies threaten children’s health and lives, with 10,000 crippled and 500 to 1,000 killed yearly.
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John L. Paul
James D. Trask
Yale University Medical School
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