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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1943
Page
8
A set of old chairs gets new life with tailored slip covers in putty tan, green and wine red. Two-piece frock, bold stripes, and narrow green fringe echo the room’s wallpaper to create a cohesive look. Details for readers appear in Sewing Book 10 priced at 16 cents.
The article notes white swans inhabit Europe and North America while the dark species are south of the equator. Australia hosts black swans and southern South America has many black-necked swans.
The article notes that at least 25 metals have been found in the human body including nickel manganese aluminum zinc tin lead mercury and silver. It states that gold has never been found in human tissues and remains absent from measurable human metal content.
Elsa Chatfeld inherits from Aunt Kitty who dies of morphine overdose. Haint Rogera and Barry Madison travel to Mazatlan to investigate Kitty’s murder. They learn Elsa’s party flew in by plane. At Elsa’s father Sam Chatfeld ranch James Chesebro is killed. Chief Lom sbardo questions Pedro the pulque man who identifies the killer. Pedro escapes during a murder reenactment. Police hunt for the witness. Lom sbardo arrests Rec Bartom on suspicion of Chesebro’s murder.
In Mazatlan Reed Barton is freed from jail after charges in Chesebro’s murder. Elsa, Elsa’s father, and Sam Chatfield loom in tense rescue talk as the group heads to a hotel and prepares for a coastal fishing trip aboard the Orizaba. The plaza scene reveals Reed’s release and hints at political backing and romantic undercurrents.
Jerome Beattie details how American radio listening posts monitor transmissions from 60 enemy stations across 25 languages. Editors distill 50 000 words daily for Roosevelt and war offices, using patterns to reveal truth from propaganda and guide Allied actions.
A Bae Pattern No. 9514 offers long slenderizing panels to appear taller and slimmer. Sizes 46 to 52 with 28 length and short sleeves require 4 1/4 yards of 39 inch fabric plus 4 yards for contrasting trim. The Quickly Put On dress is easy for little girls to wear and fasten.
The article notes ships face their greatest strain during launching. The stern enters water while the bow remains on the ways, causing the mid-section to sag up to six feet. If the vessel moves too slowly, the stress may crack the ship's back before relief comes.
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