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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
3
June 27 lesson outlines subjects and scripture texts selected and used with permission by the International Council of Religious Education. The notice identifies authorship and copyright permissions for the study materials.
A sermon summary stating five practical lessons from II and III John. Emphasizes training children, guarding against false teachers, supporting faithful ministers, avoiding proud church leaders, and emulating reputable believers like Demetrius. Preserves period tone and key figures.
EWING CIRCLE PATTERNS highlights two Barbara Bell pattern numbers 1741-B and 1724-B featuring patchwork border designs. Patterns cover sizes 14 to 44 with yardage details and war‑time notes about longer order fulfillment due to high demand.
One of Britain's oldest industries hair shirt making survives the war with nuns in remote convents still producing shirts for penitents. Monks and pious people wear the siinia which is uncomfortable and painful though full-size shirts have nearly disappeared. Today a scapula or belt woven with horse hair and sometimes human hair is worn for penance a few hours weekly.
Pattern order notice from the Sewing Circle Pattern Dept at 530 South Wells Street Chicago inviting readers to enclose 20 cents in coins for each pattern desired and indicating the size options.
The article notes African Gold Coast troops in 1940 Ethiopia with varied faiths and customs. It states non-Christians may have multiple wives, while barracks assign wives by rank, with four for a sergeant major. The man is polite, educated briefly, and serves under British officers in bright cement barracks.
The prompt asks about the elusive khamsir referenced in African news, a country that flies its flag upside down during war, the percentage of air force strength in training planes, factors like production and supply in winning a war, Henry Kaiser’s dam-building leadership, vice president’s Senate voting rights, and the First Amendment guarantees.
Practical advice covers curtain care with cleaning fluid and air drying, safe use of damp cloths for appliances, gilt-frame cleaning with milk, and cautions about moisture. It notes leatherneck Marine origins, Camel cigarettes as a military favorite, and mail restrictions on overseas shipments while confirming U S delivery to service members.
Wire strands across the poultry trough deter chickens from feet entering and wasting feed. A cushion under a rug preserves softness and extends rug life. To dry a sweater or sweat shirt, use a wire hanger with ends bent inward to avoid neck stretching.
Lightweight pine wall pockets designed to hold ration books or letters. Originally varied in design as letter boxes, suitable for kitchen use or leave a note pad. Patterns offered as Pattern No. 261 with a 15 cent fee, Mrs Spears provides actual-size patterns.
A set of historical trivia items covering wind sands flag status in war Philippines flag upside down as a wartime symbol sixty percent figure production share versus battle, ice at pond bottoms, three major dams Grand Coulee Boulder and Bonneville, tie breaking rule, and freedoms speech press and petition in wartime context.
A collection of light one liners and exchanges on money, employment, marriage, and postwar life. Jokes touch on dentistry, gender roles, cooking, scents, and prices. The humor reflects social shifts and familiar poke at everyday issues.
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