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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1943
Page
3
This feature shares practical leftover recipes like Dinner-in-a-Roll with ground lamb and biscuits, Honey Strawberry Shortcake, and Skill with a Skillet. It explains ration-friendly prep, practical steps, and serving ideas to stretch meals during shortages.
A playful guide to bold nail polish and fashion tricks using colorful shades on every nail. It suggests VY thumbs up nails, decorative bottle lapel ribbons, and polishing jewelry, buttons, and glasses for a flashy 1940s style.
A slow but effective dry-suds method cleans upholstery and rugs. Make a soap jelly from mild soap and water, beat into foam, apply with sponge, and wipe with a damp cloth. Repeat across the item until finished. the article remains only damp and will dry naturally.
More than 500000 civilian women work in clerical, industrial, and mechanical roles for the army. Women are 38 percent of war department civilian personnel, up from 25 percent in mid 1942. They perform 400 skills from food consultant to messenger, with on the job and school training, and rising supervisory roles as experience grows.
Sew two patch pockets on a sweater or blouse and string them with doll pins from pocket to pocket. Fill with miniature clothes to attract attention. The display prompts questions and embodies the playful goal of Tricks for Teens.
Mrs. C. M. Nelson, operator of the Mare Island navy yard bus, plans to christen the vehicle Dobbin. The bus stalled en route to Walnut Creek. she reported the trouble by telephone then returned to find the bus missing with the engine running, waiting in Walnut Creek.
Frank Alten, a Vienna native, appears as a Nazi officer in a Hollywood make believe uniform. By night he works as a graveyard armament worker at a large Burbank aircraft plant, goose stepping and giving the Nazi salute in scenes.
The Robinson Armstrong bout provoked unanimous condemnation as a travesty on sport. Fans paid $16.50 ringside and $2.50 for the cheaper seats, expressing disappointment at a match critics called poor and unworthy of boxing’s history.
The Capitol dome height is about 288 feet. Scots call a lake loch. The lightest metal is lithium. Cumulus stratus and nimbus refer to cloud types. James Buchanan was a bachelor president. Bell demonstrated the telephone at the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia in 1876.
Tulsa University notes its lone football veteran guard Ellis Jones. General Clare Chennault, an aviator commander, also catches for a fliers’ baseball team. Army camps revive miniature golf with free balls and clubs. Mel Ott played MLB while Ty Cobb chased the AL batting title.
The piece suggests a light substantial shadow box cupboard that elevates simple items like books and bric-a-brac. It can sit atop a table or chest, requires little skill or tools, and with a cut scalloped frame or plywood marking, can be crafted or sent to a shop to finish.
A compact list identifies six items: 287 feet in length, Loch as a name, Lithium as a chemical, Clouds as a term, Buchanan as a surname, and Boston Massachusetts as a location.
Advertiser notes that the first bugle call is First Call not Reveille and claims Camel cigarettes are the favorite among soldiers across Army Navy Marines and Coast Guard based on sales records. It mentions post office restrictions on overseas packages but allows sending Camels domestically and to service members overseas.
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