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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1943
Page
6
Marion Hargrove writes how new draftees face basic training and hazing, detailing the hardships of boot camp, the transformation from civilian to soldier, and the morale shift as recruits learn discipline, drills, and kitchen police routines.
Pattern No 8464 comes in sizes 6 8 10 12 and 14 years Size 8 requires 24 percent yards of 35 act material for sewing and construction
Reported plan orders twenty to thirty tons of light dark tobacco for monthly shipment to the Australian army. In practice the tobacco is kept for use by Australian pilots as mad money if shot down over New Guinea the Solomons or New Britain. Locals on those islands use seven inch tobacco sticks as currency and recruits can hire guides with it.
Pattern No. 8475 comes in sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40 and 42. Size 14 requires 4%% yards of 35 inch material with a 4% yard contrast for collar and cuffs. Due to high demand and wartime conditions, some orders may take longer to fill. Send your order to:
A girl tells a drill press companion she stayed late due to relief from discovering that the lumps on her arms are actually muscles. A doctor asks a chart question, and the patient notes her father was born where she reads the chart.
The line defines an infant prodigy as a boy about the reader's age who can answer questions without needing to ask them, framing a clever notion of precocious insight.
Fragmentary dialogue notes Miss Blank altered by her father's money loss causing hardship and estrangement from former friends.
A visitor at a feeble-minded institution asks an inmate his name. The inmate replies Abraham Lincoln. The visitor jokes about past visits naming George Washington, and the inmate responds that Washington was his first wife.
The author laments a decade of labor on a drama with changing lines and wearying toil. The producer sighs at wasted effort, noting the old adage that all work and no play prevail.
Mrs Brown and her husband attend a mannequin parade where a striking evening gown on a model draws Mrs Browns first reaction. She suggests the dress would suit their party next Saturday and asks her husband to buy it. Mr Brown agrees and wonders about inviting the model.
A patient describes chest bands head like a sieve and heart like a steam engine to a doctor. The doctor replies with a curt suggestion to visit a salvage depot, implying skepticism about the case.
Pete complains about his tailor who writes long lines in letters saying he is going through his books. The humor centers on the tailor's habit of starting letters with lofty phrases.
Crisp bacon for muffins, mending oilcloth with tape, storing light-sensitive foods, sewing buttons, cooling eggs after gathering, threading loose buttons, maple syrup sauce with nuts, refrigerating opened coffee jars, fixing water damage with V-notches, shellac spots before wallpapering to prevent stains.
Mrs. Jones notes new neighbors are very devoted as the man helps his partner at home and kisses her at every outing. The husband, unseen behind a newspaper, refuses to acknowledge the bond.
Marine researchers led by Sir John Graham Kerr in a western Scotland lake experiment aim to raise sea-plant nutrients with nitrogen and phosphates to multiply sea fish. They report increases in fish weight up to ten times through fertilized sea water.
A reader is advised to drink the juice of one Sunkist lemon in water first thing each morning to stimulate regular bowel action. The note cites lemons as a vitamin C rich, fatigue fighting, digestion aiding remedy and promotes this wake up routine with California lemons.
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