Seen and Heard September Returns to School
The passage reflects on the end of summer and the start of a new school year. It contrasts mature views of time with youthful feelings about vacation ending and work ahead, noting mixed emotions about school and the value of early learning shaping the future.
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Tolx
Knowledge
Hobo express and tithe talk in wartime town notes
The column muses on looming arrivals of hoboes and the “Hobo Express” in Manila and the need to stock up for rationed times. It critiques Perry Hayden’s so called biblical wheat tithe scheme and notes crime fears tied to postwar authority, urging respect for elders and officials.
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Knights of the Road
Hobo Express
Perry Hayden
Tecumseh
Hayden
United States
War Bonds Backed by Food Production Highlighted
The piece notes vegetables and farm goods support wartime victory. Ohio yields about 70 million dollars in truck garden products, including tomatoes and potatoes. Wood County grows 5,008 acres of tomatoes and Sandusky County 1,500 acres in cabbage. The tomatoes shown are headed to a cannery to boost next winter’s food reserve.
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Ohio
Wood County
Sandusky County
U.S. Treasury Department
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William Smith
Bill
John Brown
Jack
MacArthur
Charles A. Willoughby
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Te Shima
Maine
Saline Savings Bank
Amont
Lockwood Funeral Home
Francis N. Lockwood
Alice J. Lockwood
Patricia Dow
Sixth Ave
New York
N. Y
America
Kroger’s
Kroger
Kroger's Country Club
Pillsbury
Ar Agyz Bu
Fancy Calif
Ibs
The
Yanks
Arthur and
Elvin
Armbruster
Klager’s Hatcheries
Bridgewater