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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
3
Trivia Qs from a quiz book
The night has a thousand eyes the line follows I cannot tell you now. The wife of an earl is a countess. Garlic belongs to the onion family The present population of the world is approximately seven billion. The Belgian Shakespeare was Victor Hugo. Australia was once known as New Holland. The first national convention of the American Legion was held in 1919. A gallon of pure water weighs about 8.34 pounds. Alaska was purchased from Russia in 1867.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
American Legion
Alaska
Russia
United States
Answers to quiz prompts from 1919 issue
The list provides specific responses: 1. quote and punctuation, 2. Countess, 3. Lily, 4. nineteen hundred million, 5. Maeterlinck, 6. New Holland, 7. November 1919, 8. 8.355 pounds, 9. 1867.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess
Lily
Maeterlinck
New Holland
Camels Favored by Navy Men in Service Stores
An advertiser notes sailors dislike being called god-sailors and promotes Camels as the preferred cigarette for Navy and other service members. Local dealers advertise cartons available to send to any armed forces member, urging readers to mail a Camel carton today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Army
Marines
Coast Guard
Patterned Slack Suit for Misses and Youth
Tailored smartness tops comfort with a figure flattering slack suit and matching bolero. Pattern 8161 covers sizes 12 to 20, 40 and 42. size 14 with short sleeves uses 414 yards of 35 inch material. Pattern 8169 fits sizes 8 to 16 years. size 10 takes 212 yards of 35 or 39 inch material.
Wool Conservation drives Red Cross wool recovery nationwide
Preparedness program links 3700 Red Cross chapters to collect trouser cuffs wool clips and samples for reprocessing under War Production Board guidance. Clippings from 21 pairs of trousers can yield a complete soldier or civilian suit, with proceeds funding local War Relief and Civilian Defense training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
War Production Board
The
WNU
Play as Preparation for Serious Tasks
A reflection on play as a pleasurable mental and physical exercise that trains for important work. It asserts that life’s law is to perform well only at tasks recalled from childhood play, framing play as essential prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hall
Sign of Wisdom Continual Cheerfulness as Key Sign
A saying highlights that the clearest sign of wisdom is a steady cheerful spirit. It frames optimism as a persistent, guiding trait for daily life and character.
Two Piece Dress Rightest Ushers Functional Fashion
A new two piece frock presents as a suit like outfit. It can be worn as a suit with a blouse or dickey. The wardrobe essential is washable seersucker gingham or chambray and offers versatile styling.
New Ideas for Home Makers Quilt Patterns and Display
New ideas for homemakers emphasize unity in design with bed coordinated quilts and a lowered footboard to showcase the quilt. The text discusses adding dotted Swiss frills, harmonizing color schemes, using varied fabric scraps, and modernizing metal beds with sketches and directions from Mrs Spears Book 3. It promotes eight booklets of simple crafts and a set of three quilt block patterns available by mail order.
Parrot Dealer Promises No Drinks or Smokes
A humorous exchange unfolds as a buyer complains the parrot swears while the dealer defends its manners, noting the bird does not drink or smoke. The light moment centers on a talking animal and century voice of a local shop.
Knew All the Angies Professor in Math Class
A student questions measuring a building height with a protractor. The response suggests using a string to lower the tool and capture a measurement. The exchange highlights a misconception about proper tools for height estimation and basic measurement concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angies
All That's Out Your Husband a Vegetarian
Fragmentary text notes a domestic scene about a husband and garden work with a wry question on dietary choices and chores. The line hints at conflict over lawn care and vegetable gardening within a marriage.
Insect Crisis Cited as War on Imports Cuts Off Pest Aid
The piece notes that cutting imports of insecticides sparks an ongoing war with insects. It asserts pest pressure rises while farmers face five cents per pound potatoes, with the potato bug described as getting a free pass.
Different Views Sonny-Dad in a Witty Exchange
A short comic exchange plays on words about calling a man who drives a car. Dad and Spinster quip that terms depend on proximity and context. The punchline pivots on a playful mishearing and flirtatious banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Dad
Economy and stinginess in living standards
A reflective statement contrasts frugal living when not poor with stinginess in true poverty, framing budgeting as a choice between prudent living and deprivation. The remark underscores perception of value and resource management in different economic realities.
Quiet Household Dispute Over Purchases Sparks Tense Exchange
A husband accuses his wife of buying without his input while she asserts he will receive the invoice. The exchange centers on control of spending and transparency in household purchases.
Cold salads and preserved fruit tips
Instructions cover how to wash lettuce and keep salads cold, how to prevent marmalade from graining, and using pure sugar for preserves. It also suggests serving marmalade on pancakes with pineapple and syrup, plus hat care tips with sandpaper and art gum.
What a Musical Comedy Has To Do With Winning a War
A USO appeal explains how musical comedy and entertainment boost morale for soldiers and sailors. It notes movie stars theatrical headliners and top bands join in and urges public contributions to sustain the effort.
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