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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
3
A compact lesson card notes June 14 topics drawn from Scripture with selections selected by the International Council of Religious Education. The note highlights authorized usage and the copyrighted framework guiding the lesson material.
A sermon on Luke 24 33 to 48 emphasizes Jesus appearing to disciples and proving the resurrection by touch and meal. It urges understanding scripture, repentance, and worldwide witness starting at home Jerusalem with bold, faithful testimony.
The American Red Cross reports a sixfold increase in aid through 3,700 chapters to families of armed forces members amid wartime. Local home service workers address unsettled issues from discharges and troop transfers, with support at military and naval stations worldwide. The service is a legal moral obligation of the Red Cross and seeks to prevent hardship by timely assistance.
The banner of Cortez, the oldest flag known in North America, dates from 1519 and was carried in Cortez’s procession after his return to thank God for the fall of Mexico City. It is now preserved under glass in the National Museum, Mexico City.
The apron pattern from Sewing Circle ties on quickly and stays in place, offering full dress protection. Pattern No 8127 suits sizes 14 to 42 with material estimates and trim instructions.
Instructions advise practical substitutes when supplies run dry. Use dozen drops of water in a dry fountain pen barrel, soap into jelly for washing hosiery and curtains, salt in blue water to prevent streaks, and tightening curtain springs with a fork tine method. Check the refrigerator each morning to plan meals and use leftovers efficiently.
Alan Devoe in Reader's Digest explains that a single pair of flies can produce trillions of offspring in 10 weeks if all offspring survive. He notes an egg hatches in 24 hours, larva becomes adult in under 10 days, and over 8 to 10 weeks females lay 100 eggs every 10 days. He urges continuous fight against adults with swatters sprays and fly paper.
A compact wooden box base with padding and smart fabric can replace a high backed chair. Reuse worn draperies and bedspreads for covering, and recycle goose hair or feathers from discarded upholstery. Readers urged to order BOOK 8 homemaking booklet for 31 ideas.
The famous editor Horace Greeley was noted for absent mindedness. One cold Sunday he sat by a hot air register in the Tribune office to warm his feet and read papers. A janitor alerted him heat was off due to boiler repairs, provoking Greeley to scold the man for interrupting his warmth.
Poetic lines by William J. Robinson exhort a disciplined approach to life and sport. The text urges harmony with a higher power, seeks victory or valor in defeat, and ends with a rallying call to continue effort and competition.
The article traces nickel from ancient beliefs, noting its nickname Kupfer nickel meaning copper nicked by the devil and linked to Old Nick. It cites Cronstadt, a Swede, as the first to isolate nickel in 1754 and mentions early Canadian discoveries totaling about 1 000 tons with geologists estimating 200 million tons.
A wartime message urges readers to fund USO efforts that provide a home away from home for sailors and soldiers. It stresses discipline at sea and in camps, the need for humane treatment, and calls for donations to local committees or USO National Headquarters in New York.
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