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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
3
The article describes how dehydration and compression reduce bulk of food supplies for troops. Milk powder, dried vegetables, fruits, juice, eggs, cheese, butter, and dried meat and fish are processed to save shipping space. Bricks and cases pack the condensed products for transport to distant posts.
A column playful on teens signing items. It offers ideas like autographed venetian blinds banners towels kerchiefs and bed linens with colorful yarns. It notes soldiers in New Guinea eating dehydrated meals and ends with signing stuffed animals as keepsakes.
The Rambling Rhymster recounts Hiram Johnson and Sam Carsons gossiping in late June. They talk of Mrs Schiffiebein's illness and the birth of twins, then joke about Jake Krueger's poor health, all delivered with dry humor and candor.
Tips on beauty routines from Gabrielle include matching lips and fingertips with cheeks and lashes care. Advice covers gentle lash separation with a toothpick and boiling hard water for shampoo to remove mineral salts. Lemon and vinegar rinses are noted to brighten or darken hair.
In Philadelphia a trolley car collided with milk bottles spilled from a truck creating a glass strewn street. Mrs Jennie Klasky a passenger left the car entered a house returned with broom swept the glass and reboarded as traffic resumed.
A lively note declares a shift from Lindy and boogie to waltzing in three quarter time. The piece praises new glama girl style as cats swoop and glide, replacing old moves with a refined social dance mood.
A cartoon style scene shows a soldier tasting coffee and finding it mud like since it was ground that day. The bugler’s dramatic mischief and a playful exchange about navy boys reveal light wartime humor and camaraderie.
Patchwork returns as a stylish way to use scraps and leftovers for chair seats and coverings. Applique flowers on plain materials create attractive upholstery, with plain home spun or chintz details. Dressmakers and upholsterers offer short lengths of fine material at low prices to refresh rooms.
Fifth Army holds beachhead in Italy as wind reversal returns enemy propaganda leaflets. Soldiers report the gust blew the illustrated sheets back toward German positions, quipping that no pinup girls appeared this time.
A ladies frock with fitted waist and V-neck to be sewn in rayon crepe or printed cotton. Pattern No. 8646 comes in sizes 32 to 46. Size 34 with short sleeves requires 4 4/4 yards of 35 inch material and 4 4/4 yards of 39 inch material.
Describes a darling baby outfit set with a white rayon silk or fine handkerchief linen complete set. The small coat and dress share identical yokes. For an older child a pastel beige or navy flannel coat and bonnet with a dimity or organdie dress.
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