Opinion column note from Western Newspaper Union
Editorial caution with disclaimer that opinions reflect the columnist views rather than the paper. issued via Western Newspaper Union as a standard note.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
2
Editorial caution with disclaimer that opinions reflect the columnist views rather than the paper. issued via Western Newspaper Union as a standard note.
The piece notes Czech exiles rallying worldwide after Prague occupation, with Benes directing a global support mobilization from Chicago. It surveys U S economic trends, farm policy shifts, and judicial and political currents shaping 1940s policy.
Betsy imagines a bed makeover to avoid buying new furniture. A leaky pipe leads to cutting down an old iron bed, creating a padded headboard using muslin and cotton padding. The scene includes a sketch and a home sewing note on Mrs. Ruth Wyeth Spears guidance and a sales offer for sewing books and leaflets.
Rebecca Grantz, daughter of Michael Grantz of Langerdorff in upper Silesia, born March 4, 1781, lived in Philadelphia as a noted figure known as the good Jewess and the beautiful Jewess. Her portrait was painted by Malbone and Sully, and Washington Irving drew Walter Scott’s attention to her. She died August 27, 1869.
A teacher asks for a definition of widow. An angel child replies that a widow is a woman who lived with her husband so long that he died. A novelist notes girls today are not what they were twenty years ago, some seeming ten years older.
A witty exchange between Mr. Hobson and his wife hints at frugal humor and domestic strain. The line about those who think the earth is flat contrasts with practical garden work, suggesting social satire in a small domestic scene.
In a terse exchange, an employer scolds a typist for dolling up her face, insisting the urgent letters require serious focus. She replies that she should look her best before tackling the important task.
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