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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1944
Page
8
Do not require a fancy workshop. Build a simple, straight-cut chair in yard or porch using three stock amber widths. Chair sits comfortably with no awkward angles and can be stored by removing the back. Mrs. Spears provides Design 261 with diagrams, materials list, and step-by-step cutting directions for 15 cents.
A health column promotes a morning remedy of fresh lemon juice in water taken on an empty stomach to stimulate regular bowel action. It touts lemons as rich in vitamin C and other nutrients, claims fatigue resistance and cold defense, and suggests trying the 10 morning test with California Sunkist lemons.
Lieut. Col Frank Kurtz recalls the fatal day in the Philippines eight crewmen killed seeking shelter. After escape to Atstratic the squadron files to Java then missions over the Philippines. Java falls, evacuations to Australia, wrecked Broome field, Melbourne, Kurtz becomes pilot of Tha Swoose.
In North Australia Allied engineers cleared bases from Darwin to Townsville and prepared to reclaim the Philippines. March sorties over Rabaul and Mindanao tests the endurance of crews like Al Mueller, who dodges peril by stashing a rescue plan. In Darwin, Squeeze and pilots downed ten Jap bombers, while Buzz Brett trains Mbresby pilots in P-39 tactics and leads a seven-ship push against Zeros, boosting morale of green fighters and signaling a renewed offensive spirit.
The writer surveys colossal boxers from Primo Carera to Henry Johnson and Willard, comparing weights, heights, and feats. He weighs ring dominance against football stamina, arguing the fastest giants shape boxing’s peak. Greb’s hypothetical edge over Willard and Carnera underlines era-long debates about size versus speed.
A vintage ad invites crafters to crochet a durable string bag from bedspread cotton. It promises a compact foldable design suitable for grocery use and asks for 16 cents, name, address, and pattern number 5746 to obtain complete directions.
A big coverall apron features a dark green and bright red cherry basket pocket with green leaves. The body is colored in checked cotton, creating a splendid kitchen shower gift with vivid applique work.
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