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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1940
Page
11
A fragmented OCR style item mentions broom terms and brand quirks. The text references British usage and square brooms with Deere branding, hinting at a local trade or linguistic oddity. No clear people or events are identified in readable form.
Reported by a Dublin correspondent the German legation in Ireland, led by a Nazi sympathizer, outlines wartime aims and the neutral trade stance while noting Ireland’s coastline bases and the potential to ease British naval pressure. It cites U boat dangers near Ireland and the strategic value of three ports.
Hollywood insiders report Frank Loesser advocating bold outfits to spur creativity. He wore a striped slip-on sweater and bright accessories while composing for Paramount, claiming attire shifts lift moods and spark musical ideas amid a busy session. Detroit health update notes Ludaria disease nearly eliminated by food inspection, five cases linked to outside sources over two years.
Ponver reports at a convention that interior color should reflect personality and that ongoing color updates boost home appeal. Towle and others argue bland beige dominates but bright hues can energize rooms where residents spend most time.
Readable text describes a fashion display featuring a jigstess figure and various brands and products. It mentions colorful dresses and beauty items, with references to tanning and tailoring. The passage is garbled but centers on a showroom setting and cosmetic fashion presentation.
Fragmentary local notice recounts a controversial job advertisement soliciting proposals from women at a feast. It mentions Miss Dawa F. Jones and Miss Jotea, with unclear details about offers and responses. The passage notes a young woman responding to one offer and an ensuing scene.
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