Well Fed Britain Ready for Invasion Tells Syracuse Brother
A Scots major in Syracuse urges readiness as Britain faces invasion threats. He cites British naval strength, civilian defense volunteers, and Allied forces including Australians Canadians and New Zealanders. He says France’s collapse eases pressure and warns Germans, promising Britain will endure until Hitler is defeated. Major Staith fought in WWI, now heads a home defense unit with two children and a nurse daughter.
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Radiocre Hearing Aids and Early Broadcast Innovation Details
Historical notes describe early hearing aid ideas and broadcasting experiments led by Edward A. Myers of Myers & Sons. References mention Radiocar instrument progress, a 1992 Italion KDBA revuews, and plans for lighter hearing devices. Also discusses roofing and siding price trends, urging homeowners to consider asphalt shingles and asbestos siding for modernization and insulation.
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Old Garage Door Seen as Problem
A damaged fragmentary notice discusses old garage doors as a problem on stormy mornings. It mentions Over-the-Top lift doors, claims from 0, D. Blanchard and Brothers, Inc, and suggests full length screen end storm windows and combination screen end storm paneled doors for year round use with promotional estimates in August.
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Rest Measured By Mattress Claims At Southard Co
W. J. Southard Co bedding manufacturers at 43 Hawley Ave advocate solid inner spring boxed in coils for comfort and sleep quality. They claim their patented device absorbs and recoils to limit wear, comparing its action to a car absorber. Estimates available at 20607.
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Typewriter prices cut to bone at Stilwell Exchange
The Stilwell Typewriter Exchange in the Dulave Building at 306 South Salina Street in Syracuse advertises a large stock of new portables and used machines with surprisingly low prices. They rent machines from 32.1983 a month, repair all makes, sell ribbons and supplies, and offer easy terms. owner George T. Stilwell claims to have opened the city’s first typewriter exchange more than 35 years ago.
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Home Cured Hams for the Picnic Advantage
Readers are urged to prepare home cured ham for picnic outings with ready supplies of ham pickles and essentials. The ad notes quick preparation time and family appeal with a mention of boneless Daisy hams at 25 cents and Monger’s market at 30¢ West Fayette Street.
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War Today Erim Page Quesh on Mussolini and North Africa
The analysis weighs Mussolini’s campaign in Kenya and Egypt with emphasis on supply lines through the Mediterranean. It notes British naval strength, desert terrain, and Marshal Graziani as Italy’s key general. The piece discusses strategic risks from potential German pressure and the Suez Gulf bottleneck.
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Krupp Gun Works Head Receives Hitler Respect Badge
Adolf Hitler congratulated Dr. Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Halles on his 70th birthday during a brief Essen visit. Walther Funk, economics minister, presented the Eagle Shield of the Reich in recognition of Krupp’s service to Germany’s war economy as he toured the Krupp plants.
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Amish Folk of 2 States Build Barn in Single Days
Amish Stolfeus and settlers from Maryland and Pennsylvania built a 178 by 58 foot barn in just days. The project showcased the Maryland Amish method of timbering at their own mill and rapid assembly in their traditional garb and tools, highlighting cross state labor and frugal land use.
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