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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1944
Page
6
A jumble of quotes and lines from a rustic page features a doctor patient exchange about sleep talk, a mechanic and garage exchange, a castle note, a landlord line, and a rustic disagreement about pigs with Eph. The collection showcases quirky dialogue and rural humor.
A description notes a cultural practice among African women where hair is fully shaved and large wire festoons are worn as ear adornments. The piece highlights the dramatic facial frame created by the hairless scalp and bold jewelry.
Dr. John H. Musser of Tulane warned the War Department overstaffing and misallocation of army medical personnel, noting Tulane’s unit waited at Camp Benning for overseas duty. He urged better use of civilian doctors amid wartime needs.
Elsa Chatfield seeks inheritance from Aunt Kitty’s will but Kitty dies from morphine. Sleuth Hunt Rogers and amateur Barry Madison travel to Mazatlan to probe a suspected murder at Sam Chatfield’s ranch. A fiesta crowd hides motives as Maria declares James Chesebro dead by knife. Mexican police investigate.
In Lombardo's investigation at the mansion a pulque man Pedro identifies a sombrero and a whip as clues. The reenactment reveals contradictions about who carried the whip and where the murder occurred, prompting Pedro to flee and leaving the mystery unresolved.
The article offers thrifty do it yourself guidance such as using nail polish to coat thread for beadwork without a needle and sewing a washable door mat from a burlap sack. It also suggests a remedy for burnt pans by boiling apple peels and notes eggs darken when stored peeled and advises refrigerating them in shells until use.
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