Mightie Threely Sends 20 Cents In Coin
A brief notice states that Mightie Threely sent twenty cents in coin. It lists the sender as YOUR NAME ADDRISS and PATTERN KUMBER, with no additional details.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1948
Page
6
A brief notice states that Mightie Threely sent twenty cents in coin. It lists the sender as YOUR NAME ADDRISS and PATTERN KUMBER, with no additional details.
A collage of Broadway socialites and Hollywood gossip features Mrs. Andrei Gromyke leaving the Colony, Walter Sherwin’s merger talk, and Dwight Eisenhower's Big Hello at the Paramount. Other items include stamps with Gottwald and Zapo tucky, New York street life quips, Lana Turner farm plans, and jokes about theater life, with Paul E. Fitzpatrick praising Truman prosperity.
A Washington reporter compares the Republican and Democratic party platforms side by side, noting similarities and differences on issues from water resources, housing, social security, health, and anti communism. The piece argues both parties may push platform planks soon as Truman prepares for a possible August special session.
Design description for a compact 4 by 8 foot unit and extensible 4-foot modules. Includes outside asbestos sheathing, non critical materials, and patterns for cutting. Provides assembly steps, parts list, and numbered instructions. Pattern Co offers the kit with patterns and mounting guidance.
A secretarial school director argues well trained secretaries in close contact with men have good marriage prospects. They should look crisp, avoid flashy dress, with caution on nail polish, skimpy skirts, gum chewing, and jangling jewelry.
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