Paper masks for surgeons and dusty work environments
Masks for surgeons and workers in dusty atmospheres are made from a vegetable fiber paper that resists live steam boiling water and common solvents. Soiled masks can be washed or discarded.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1942
Page
3
Masks for surgeons and workers in dusty atmospheres are made from a vegetable fiber paper that resists live steam boiling water and common solvents. Soiled masks can be washed or discarded.
Chile remains the dominant iodine producer accounting for about ninety percent of global output according to the Bureau of Mines. The report highlights Chile's lead in supplying iodine used for medical and industrial applications.
A Brooklyn company introduces an in skin cream claiming to protect the hands and arms of war workers. The lotion is described as an invisible glove repelling grease paint dust printer ink furniture and metal polish. It is non sticky non staining and washes off with soap and water.
Kathryn Norris writes of a prosperous marriage where Geoff resents her spending despite a comfortable home. The adviser suggests detailing monthly expenses, sharing budgets, and cutting costs to restore trust and ease the first‑of‑the‑month bill crisis.
The piece cautions about rising living costs and urges mindful spending. It suggests avoiding unnecessary purchases and directs readers to invest extra money in war bonds and stamps.
Roanoke Virginia shows 200000 pounds of scrap gathered in two weeks by a youth corps dubbed Commandos. The image depicts children as a Junior army aiding the war effort, door to door collectors of scrap fats greases and metals for rendering into glycerin and war needs.
A jaunty two piece model with a flattering basque top and white collar offering warmth for the new season. Pattern No. 8269 comes in sizes 10 to 20 including a size 12 short sleeve option.
A reflective excerpt urges perception of beauty in all faces, skies, and flowers as a divine blessing. It celebrates beauty as a daily sacrament and a source of gratitude, inviting viewers to drink in wonder with earnest attention.
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