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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1944
Page
13
A long excerpt reflecting on politics, party dynamics, and public discourse. mentions Ruth Brannon and Mrs. O'Neil as potential legislators, critiques party leadership, and contrasts media viewpoints including the Chicago Tribune New York Times and Wendell Willkie’s presidential prospects.
A wartime letter from a Marine’s father reflects how soldiers far away dream of simple homely pleasures. The writer stresses preserving those little comforts like home cooking and familiar games to keep the world they fight for intact.
Miss Louisa Ferrand who has spent 22 months with the Red Cross in Great Britain and Ireland will speak at the open ing meeting this evening of the industrial workers for the Red Cross War Fund campaign at 7 30 in the Elks club ballroom. C H Peterson industrial chairman will lead with assistants Albert Krywonos and Raymond Shea. Workers have been selected to represent local industries and more will be chosen next week. The drive opens March 6.
The potato tuberworm larva grows to one half inch in length and varies in color from pink to brown depending on food. The adult is a small narrow winged moth about three eighths to one half inch long with a half inch wingspan and a silver body with tiny black spots on grayish brown wings.
A capsule claims PMA restores vitality and relieves fatigue and stress. It describes PMA as containing vitamin agents and catalysts that boost vitamin value, and recommends taking one PMA every five minutes without liquid until relief.
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