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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1942

Page

9

War Curriculum's Success At Frederick High School

Frederick High School educators report growing confidence in a new war curriculum for seventy five junior and senior girls and older boys. The program focuses on machine shop acetylene welding aircraft wood work and drawing to prepare students for likely wartime roles and military technical ratings.

Frederick High School George Lartz Frederick County Armed Services Army Navy Mim Martha Ebeling Marry Oak Fairchild Aircraft Lart

Santa Claus Era Toy Line Keeps Christmas Cheer Bright

Wartime Toyland 1942 shows plentiful non-priority toys and wood pieces replacing metal and rubber. War themed miniatures, uniforms, and ships drive demand while WPB rules shape doll outfits and new cardboard battle sets. Families prepare with ready stockings and hobby sets, celebrating an old fashioned Christmas aided by modern science.

Dorothy Roe Susie Bill Toyland Uncle Sam WAVE WAAC S. Claus

War Information Cuts Gossip on War Time Party Lines

Washington reports the War Information Office warns that nonessential phone chatter wastes scarce wartime copper. The War Production Board advisors urge longer party line use, slower service, and tighter call analyses to cut personal conversations and shorten talks amid equipment shortages.

Washington Office By War Information War Production Board Leighton H. Peebles

Prancer Sells Wearable Christmas Gear for Claus Fans

An old advertisement features Prancer offering wearable holiday items from shirts and ties to socks and wallets. It highlights Arrow, Essley, Botany, Wembley, and Westminster brands with prices around $1.85 and under. The copy emphasizes garments and accessories suitable as Christmas gifts.

Prancer S. Claus Arrow Wembley

Peebles Urges Expedited Procedures Citing OWI

The report notes Peebles pressed for quicker procedures while not expanding on the fast recommendation, signaling an OWI related emphasis. The exact scope remains unclear but the language points to procedural speed as an objective.

Peebles

Carter's Little Liver Pills Promote Bile Flow

An old advertisement urges readers to take Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile production and improve digestion. The copy claims bile helps prevent waste buildup and stomach discomfort and markets pills priced 10 cents and 85 cents.

Carter Dor Carter

Noxzema Medicated Skin Cream Special Offer

A period ad invites 1000 women to try Noxzema Medicated Skin Cream for 10 days to improve rough and blemished complexions. It claims two key effects smoothing dry skin and healing pimples with a mild astringent action, featuring testimonials and a limited yearly jar offer at drug or cosmetic counters.

Jorma L.of Sangmeeel

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