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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1942
Page
3
Air conditioning and precise climate control power modern weapon manufacture. Industrial cooling and dry air raise iron output and coke savings while testing equipment for high altitude operation in extreme cold. Dr. Willis Carrier predicted indoor weather control and its wartime uses expand rapidly.
The article cites Prof. Mario A. Pei of Columbia University saying seven main languages beyond English cover most practical needs. With limited Dutch Arabic and Chinese, a traveler could be understood anywhere, reflecting language spread beyond national borders.
The article notes a shortage of turkeys in Australia for U S troops and that a refrigerated cargo ship will bring turkeys from the United States. Christmas turkeys will arrive on the same vessel, with Melbourne cited as the location.
The statements present critiques of fame and conformity. The quotes suggest views on living beyond greatness, silent scorn, natural ambition, burden of beliefs, and the fate of best sellers. The source invites identification of originators for each line.
It is polite to refuse second helpings at a formal dinner as it delays the meal. At small informal family dinners second helpings are acceptable, and you may take them in your own home. A late comer at fashionable dinners starts with the current course and should offer brief excuses later to the hostess.
Directions for family entertainment include Twenty Questions a two team food quiz and letter square spelling games with foods and recipes. Poetry writing activity closes with a folding rhymed two stanza collaboration. Released by Western Newspaper Union.
A compilation lists notable figures with lifespans including Sir James George Frazer 1854, George Bernard Shaw 1856, John Trotwood Moore 1858 to 1929, Havelock Ellis 1859 to 1939, and Logan Pearsall Smith 1865.
In a wartime pamphlet, the 1942 American soldier is shown healthier than soldiers at Valley Forge Gettysburg San Juan and the Argonne and has higher life expectancy than civilians of the same age. The Army’s preventive health policy emphasizes prompt minor illness care to curb epidemics and keep soldiers functional.
Tea the common variety that you drink is better for eye fatigue than fancy eye concoctions according to a family doctor. When eyes are tired after sun and wind, brew tea then cool it to use as a compress. Place a cotton pad saturated with tea on each eye for one minute.
A gunnery student from Bellaire Ohio uses a Browning equalizer capable of firing up to 1200 rounds per minute as Axis fighters close in. The scene shows a head on view of a well armored American airman facing battle.
Chuck Sample of the Green Bay Packers runs around his right end for seven yards in the third period at Ebbets Field. A Packers blocker aids the effort as Green Bay defeats Brooklyn 21 to 16.
Fall hosting tips feature a complete menu built around spaghetti Creole and hearty sides. Recipes include Chili Con Carne, Corn Bread, Apple Pandawdy, and Tossed Greens, with preparation notes and serving suggestions. Expert guidance from Lynn Chambers invites readers to write for household advice.
The secretary of agriculture Claude Wickard announces meat rationing days in prospect. Learn to cut down on meats with fewer cuts available and use eggs cheese and fish as protein substitutes. Tea supplies are short and households are urged to reduce tea usage.
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