Iron mines feed war needs in Minnesota Mesabi Range
Open pit mines on Minnesota Mesabi Range drove wartime ore output to 75 million tons in 1942 as demand surged. A home tip describes sealing jams with a paraffin coat and string to aid removal.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1949
Page
2
Open pit mines on Minnesota Mesabi Range drove wartime ore output to 75 million tons in 1942 as demand surged. A home tip describes sealing jams with a paraffin coat and string to aid removal.
The author argues civilian supremacy over the armed forces is essential for national defense. He cites the Hoover commission, a senate bill by Tydings, and Admiral Denfeld's conduct, urging adherence to civilian policies and the Constitution to avoid instability and waste.
A historical meditation on distinguishing true from false prophets. It argues self styled seers often speak from personal dreams and agendas while true prophets echo God’s ideas learned through Christ. The piece stresses testing messages against morality, consistency, and future outcomes.
In Andorra the sheep outnumber people about three to one with 17 000 sheep and 5 900 humans according to the latest count. The hobby horse pattern includes tracing diagrams and three wheels for a square wooden build.
Advertisement notes a 15 inch doll transfer and clothing pattern numbered 7106. It invites readers to send 20 cents plus name and address to obtain the pattern. The text emphasizes a boyish doll with movable limbs and a toy titled lassie and laddie.
A Christmas appeal promotes buying Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert tobacco in bulk. It touts generous portions, built in message cards, festive packaging, and easy gifting while urging readers to contact their dealer.
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