Zone of Blah Quiet Zone Described by Radio
The football season opens with a boastful note as broadcasts promise to describe every run and punt. The writer laments the flood of commentary and predicts overwhelming coverage.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1946
Page
3
The football season opens with a boastful note as broadcasts promise to describe every run and punt. The writer laments the flood of commentary and predicts overwhelming coverage.
An eclectic mix notes fair trade swaps including butternuts in shells and a range of household goods for a typewriter and other items. It also records a NewarkNews quip on debts and an Irvington address, followed by a New York rodeo claim and a satirical wartime verse referencing Gromyko and Moscow.
Practical guidance on mending leather gloves with cotton thread, refreshing indoor plants to deter red spider mites, polishing glass with a soda rinse, storing paint brushes in turpentine, and accurately measuring windows for new curtains to avoid waste.
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