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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1948
Page
8
Simple step by step dog house pattern promises easy assembly for any skill level. Includes materials list and illustrated nail sizes, urging readers to mail 6 cents to Waal-Bird Pattern Company in Pleasantville for the pattern.
An ad touts a homemade cough syrup using sugar or honey mixed with Pinex to create a pint of medicine. It promises quick relief, loosened phlegm, and easier breathing, claiming four times the value and offering a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
Disaster toll across 1947 shows extensive tornadoes floods hurricanes and fires with almost 11 million dollars allocated to aid 305000 people. Red Cross aims 76 million for 1948 campaigns and highlights volunteer efforts, housing aid, first aid stations, nursing and veteran support nationwide.
Bloomington, ILL. prolific writer Clinton Reynolds fills 30 foot shelf paper rolls with 3,000 words in 5 hours 15 minutes on topics from the bill of rights to a Missouri trip. He once dispatched an 18 footer to a brother in service in 1942 and treats writing letters as a hobby, urging others to write more.
The piece argues Speaker Joe Martin sees a quiet assault on Congress by rural editors and political foes. It notes editor sentiment on Truman proposals, GOP pushback, and concerns over tax cuts, housing, and public power. It covers Rockwell HR 2879 reforms, impending housing studies, and rent-control moratoriums ahead of Philadelphia conventions.
Pattern No. 1640 offered in sizes 12 14 16 18 20 with a slanted lines design. Includes fabric guide and yardage details for a size 14 garment suitable for sewing circle projects.
A practical guide offers tips for kitchen cooling racks, bread storage, toy cleaning, and closet fragrance. It covers cooling pies on a wire rack, wrapping bread to prevent staleness, cleaning white woolen toys with starch, making a pomander from orange for scent, sanding unfinished furniture with fine paper, mending nylon runs with silk thread, boiling tea towels with lemon peels, and removing paint with steel wool and turpentine.
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