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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1944
Page
5
The 2-year-old Saugus case ends after autopsy findings. Officials say pneumonia and overdose contributed to death and no charges will be filed. Coroner Charles J. Cote released the autopsy results confirming the cause.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a health product pitch from 1912 emphasizing vitamins and niacin. It mentions ominous phrases about vitality and energy, urging readers to take supplements amid unclear context. Names, dates, and concrete product details are fragmentary and hard to verify.
Frank Odby explains pronunciation of a set of foreign and local place names drawn from Southeast Asia and China. The guide covers Athens Balikpapan and Kiweitin among others, detailing how accents and sound shifts affect reading, with examples of changes in syllables and endings.
The fashion discussion covers waistline appearance tricks including natural, high, and camouflaged silhouettes using contrasting fabrics, draping, and diagonal cuts. It notes a swing back to fuller skirts, belted waists, and shoulder strap bags, with emphasis on how bags and sizing influence perceived shape.
At Fort Warren Wyoming a mess hall plan by Peter Dettore, sergeant, uses a fruit jar labeled Swear Can to charge five cents per profanity. The device, tied to the presence of women in the mess, has drawn interest but some glitches as the sergeant himself dropped a nickel in the slot.
Allied forces press toward the Rhine as American and British units push east from Deurne and north of Amerka. American First Army fights house to house in Aachen while Third Army advances in eastern France. weather and supply routes may shape the final push in the coming weeks.
Governor Thomas E Dewey urged radio listeners to support the National War Fund calling it the American conscience in action. He said the fund unites the war work of 22 member agencies and scores of partner groups, with inter faith backing and voluntary support from communities nationwide.
The fragment hints at the vitality of the American idea of neighborly goodwill, describing it as living and working proof. It suggests communal spirit and mutual support as core American values.
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