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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1951
Page
19
Canton residents find quick income by collecting Waste Paper. The drive supports U S mobilization with paper used in items shipped overseas and by soldiers. More than 700,000 paper containing items are needed, aiding the war effort.
The piece explains if a player may meld all back cards for an initial meld without going out, counting the top discard card, and outlines when taking or discarding from the pile is legal. It covers canastas with wilds, single card discard piles, and situations with one card left or more. The guidance emphasizes legality and discard obligations.
Question and answer guidance suggest moistening with lemon juice or vinegar, rubbing into hands, washing with hot water, then applying a glycerine lotion before drying. The advice emphasizes a simple home remedy for smoother, lighter hands.
Miss Donna Jeanne Hensel wed Pfc. Howard C. Wetzel in a Massillon church ceremony on December 30. Attendants were the bride’s sister and brother-in-law, with Fr. Arthur Nist officiating. Wetzel is stationed at Camp Carson, Colorado, with the 987th Artillery Battalion.
The Wall Street Journal reports that penicillin production has increased sevenfold in recent years even though there have been no major new plant additions.
Household Scrapbook offers tips by Roberta Lee on removing stubborn glass stoppers. Glycerine around the neck softens the seal, allowing the stopper to loosen as the oil soaks in. The note adds a caution about storing winter gloves in Mason jars to prevent mildew.
Metropolitan Life reports polio death claims in 1949 doubled those in 1948 and 1946, indicating a sharp rise in fatalities compared with the prior polio epidemics.
Marilyn Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Johnson North Industry became the bride of Rev Robert Jackson son of Mr and Mrs James H Jackson Warren. The ceremony occurred at North Industry Christian Church parsonage by Rev Eldreth Russell. Mrs Jackson resides with her parents. She is a Freeport High School graduate and works for Diebold Inc. Retired Jackson is stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky with an armored division. He attended school in Moundsville West Virginia.
In Grand Rapids Michigan Judge Edward G Burleson faced a dispute over a dog claimed by two people. After a two day hearing and an estimated city cost of 500 dollars the judge awarded the mongrel to Roosevelt Brown.
Dutch-born Henry Kooi, 91, says he would like to live to be a great great-great-grandfather. His great great-grandson Douglas Paul Veldkamp is only four months old, making the sixth generation a distant goal.
The Galapagos tortoise is the largest member of the turtle family and can weigh over 400 pounds. It stands out for its enormous size and long lifespan, highlighted as a notable example of reptile diversity.
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