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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1945
Page
4
The article notes a professional foe buried in the s. Curing nounced would ma giber coach sound. York for the wra Ne to defeat Purdue 4 to 3 here yesterday. The Boilermakers took an early lead with three second inning hits for three runs. Jack Bruner, Skver southpaw, entered and shut out Purdue the rest of the game.
Denny Postal Clerk notes Batthine Nelson, born in Copenhagen, starts the 63rd round of the biennial event.
A fragment outlines hopes to help veterans after the war, mentioning a plan in New York that would work to support service men and provide positions or opportunities, with emphasis on service and adjustment after hostilities.
Fragmentary OCR text from Oelwein describing a medical or health related incident. Mentions swelling, acid, stomach issues, and possible reference to a product or store in Oelwein. Details are garbled and specific names or actions are unreadable.
Mrs Frank Nus hosted a Friday garden club session in Arlington with eleven members and two guests present. The program titled American Made China featured display pieces and a review by the group. Rosalind Kruempel and Rosalind Oach received awards from their daughters. Ce dar Rapids and Miss Mary Gleim were noted as correspondents.
A Fayette gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Logan Beltz featured friends from Oelwein and nearby towns including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith Meaderville and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith. Meantime Mr. and Mrs. Eido Eckheart announce the birth of a daughter on June 1 at Mercy Hospital in Oelwein. The note ends with a print shop advertisement offering letterheads envelopes calendars and circulars with quick delivery.
A dubious ad proclaims Tromone as a vitality booster for men who feel aged. It touts a medical formula combining vitamins hormones and a claim to restore singing youth and added years. The ad cites a mysterious labeled Fel ections and lists Mare Drag Co. as producer with wide availability.
The piece notes steak shortages and rationing while praising the wartime effort of everyday workers. It urges readers to remember the people who powered radios, ranges, refrigerators, washers, and cleaners that ease daily life during the war.
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