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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1942
Page
3
A listener in East St. Louis writes of a hard heroine who seeks a home and children. Norris counsels patience, friendship, and subtle pursuit, urging the reader to look for a soulmate near her daily life and in church or study circles.
Be patient if youth passes without home or husband. Begin by making friends and focus on others interests. Do not seek only the man of position and money, but consider another lonely person. The story ends with the heroine becoming the wife of a California college professor.
The Navy announces an expansive training scheme to produce 30,000 fighter and bomber pilots annually. It envisions multiple regional facilities across the East, South, Midwest and West, to be dubbed an Annapolis of the Air, with aviation cadet training shown in photographs.
Belgian saboteurs blow up a major synthetic fertilizer plant crippling Nazi food output. Italian labor mobilization expands to 14 to 70 year old males and 16 to 60 year old females. Congress members seek tire exemptions for campaigns while rationing remains strict. Navy analyzes oils from Japanese sources as efforts to restore East Indies production continue. Egg production rises to meet a wartime goal of 51.9 billion eggs. Senator Norris remains a steadfast presence in the Senate committee rooms.
The skeptical eye of Mr Turtle beams with joy at the prospect of many childish companions. He is a cuddle toy the little ones will enjoy, and making him will be half the fun for the children.
A muddled collage notes Holmes as a self made man and a ribbing about bigamy. The cue of marriage and family prompts a joke about brides and organ music. A fashion aside ponders changes in dress from trousers to skirts and back, hinting at circular trends.
A light hearted remark notes Bronson’s marriage again after the loss of his first wife. The comment suggests he found companionship and a new partner despite prior sorrow.
A playful query compares travel by a crow five miles to a soldier walking with a rifle pack and a sore heel asking how far the distance would be for such a burden. The exchange blends rural humor with practical pacing in old route lore.
In a wartime argument a bystander recalls two men clashing over what kind of padre settlement to make after the conflict. An officer records the dispute as a postwar negotiation theme.
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