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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1943
Page
7
TJHEN Jose Iturbi previews a Carnival program featuring Morton Gould and Alec Templeton with wide musical range from Bach to boogie. Gibbs, Broniston, and other Hollywood figures are referenced with multiple film, radio, and stage projects and contracts.
Harry Conover's Cover Girls aim to blanket movie lots with five obtaining movie contracts and three more screen commitments. Walter Greaza, seen in Elmer Rice's A New Life, draws offers from three studios. The Girl From Leningrad retitled Russian Girl. Jean Arthur guests on Charlie McCarthy show with a Newfoundland bought necklace of gear claws.
Washington reports on Philippine President Manuel Quezon’s return to the capital despite tuberculosis relapse. He sought treatment in Saranac and regained strength while pursuing Commonwealth affairs. The piece links his future to a projected Manila operation and notes wartime photo transmissions from Italy and the Pacific. It mentions other officials and war news including Standley’s Russia speech and OCD figures.
Collier's notes Russia urges civilian training with millions taking up rifle practice and ranges expanding. In 1938 over 6 million people earned marksmanship badges. The term admiral derives from an Arabic word meaning commander. Camel cigarettes are reported top ranking in Navy Army Marine and Coast Guard sales and gifts, with overseas restrictions on mail.
A set of general knowledge questions asks about the highest mountain in the Western hemisphere the meaning of a desiccated article the U S capital in 1790 to 1800 the number of islands in Hawaii boiling point of water the meaning of a censer the Confederate vice president the state with a pelican emblem the territory acquired under Jefferson and whether St Luke was one of the apostles.
The passage remarks on enjoying books indoors during rain and notes saving money as a difficult task. It also praises dogs for loving nature and hints that good manners fuel successful business. It observes fashion’s wear on apparel and cautions curiosity when misdirected.
The Tabor unions are empowered to supervise price ceilings for the duration. They will enforce controls to align prices with wages, preserving workers living standards.
To smooth and polish metals and wood, use one foot square burlap pads with light oil and pumice. Store meat at 33 to 37 degrees with waxed paper and wipe before cooking. Ground meat should be used promptly. Mattress storage requires dry ventilation and single layer. Do not wash eggs. Sandpaper babies shoes to prevent slipping. Do not add soda when cooking vegetables. Cook vegetables quickly to keep color.
A playful dialogue centers on a teacher and a pupil. The pupil jokes about polygamy and a «misouri» mule business, delivering a punny punchline about monotony.
A humorous overheard exchange at a social club suggests a wife’s bold remarks helped provoke a rumor of her husband’s lover. The postman delivering daily drafts becomes a punchline as the scene ends with disbelief and laughter.
A list presents clues including Mount Aconcagua, a moisture free item, Philadelphia, twenty, one hundred degrees, a vessel for perfumes, Alexander Stephens, Louisiana twice, and a gospel author who was not an apostle. Each item hints at a distinct answer across geography history and religion.
A Turkish man faces one to three years for wounding a person who recovers. He would receive four to seven years if he merely threatened the victim with a weapon and the threat was not realized, the risk of death acknowledged.
A reader from Warren Ark praises Kellogg's All-Bran for regular daily bowels after two weeks of use. The letter explains digestion basics, promoting All-Bran as a gentle regulating food and urges drinking water and choosing genuine All-Bran from Kellogg's Battle Creek.
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