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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1945
Page
7
The article notes baseball is widely followed in Japan, second only to the United States and Canada in popularity, indicating the sport’s strong appeal abroad and cultural reach beyond North America.
Hedda Gabler dominates the Christieana theater scene in Ibsen's play with Hedda as a bored beauty married to George Tesman. Mrs. Elvsted fears Lovberg's return could disrupt their world. Judge Brack questions Hedda's attachment and love.
The text notes Henrik Ibsen faced strong censure for his works including Ghosts. It recalls poverty after his father’s business failure when he was eight, links his social critique to Peer Gynt, and cites his birth in 1828 and death in 1906, recognizing him as a giants of world literature.
Hedda confronts Lovberg and his manuscript as courtship and jealousy play out. Lovberg’s backroom plans collide with Hedda's manipulation. After Lovberg’s suicide, Brack reveals his knowledge, and Hedda shoots herself in a final act of defiance.
A lively feature by Nancy Pepper surveys quirky soda fountain concoctions titled Gay Gadgets and Morning After. It catalogs odd drinks like Horse's Neck and Forbidden Fruit, then shifts to Trixie Teen Says advising practical paths for aspiring actresses.
Frank Colby answers audience questions on whereabouts being plural in form yet singular in meaning, headquarters as a plural normally, the use of any more in modern speech, and a rule for pluralizing compounds like attorney at law and mother in law with possessives.
A deep armholed black crepe dress with Chinese neckline features a striped satin and taffeta bow tied from a hip pocket. Unpressed skirt pleats gather into a sweeping curve as large bows make a striking, novel fashion statement.
Dormant pruning on brambles starts with removing dead canes not removed after fruiting and cutting out weak canes. Cuts are made near the ground. Wyoming is covered by six national forests entirely in the state and six partly in it, totaling about 9,000,000 acres and over 13 percent of the state area.
Bees require 15 to 20 times their weight in food yearly. A ten pound colony needs about 60 pounds of honey and 15 to 20 pounds of pollen for winter. More than 100,000 tiny steel balls fit in a sewing thimble. the largest roller bearing exceeds eight feet in diameter. The world’s biggest mineral hot spring pours 18.6 million gallons daily at 135 F in Thermopolis Wyoming.
Experiments produce usable tissue paper from African Yawa fibers in Nigerian mills. The quality is satisfactory and the ministry of supply plans arrangements for shipment of the product.
Entomologists urge fumigating granaries and storage bins to curb grain insects. They recommend cleaning bins and using a spray made from one gallon dormant tree spray oil three ounces household lye and nine gallons of water.
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