Faith and housing debate mix with public welfare themes
A 1946 editorial discusses faith expressed through action, housing shortages, and government policy. It contrasts religious liberty with public health needs, questions youth voting age, notes typhoid control from clean water, and mentions labor, communism, and postwar exodus from farms.
Eye catching lines and quirks in old texts
A compilation of dated prose snippets and jokes on eyes language dialects and social scenes. The set includes playful lines about gazes in romance notes about regional speech and brief humor pieces reflecting early 20th century humor and storytelling styles.
Ready and Four to Go: Advice on Patience and Perspective
The note urges restraint before speaking and acting, advising that happiness lies in living today rather than tomorrow. It cautions against rushing into new roles or fights and emphasizes maintaining a calm disposition when provoked.
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Marshalltown
Carry Tularemia Risks Extend Beyond Rabbits
The October Journal of the American Medical Association reports tularemia or rabbit fever can originate from animals beyond rabbits. Cats dogs rats and other animals may carry the disease, with 176 of 225 Charity Hospital of Louisiana cases not traced to rabbit contact.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Charity Hospital of
Louisiana
Sportsmen's Service Bureau
The Harvey Girls Offers Musical Boast At State Theatre
Judy Garland stars in The Harvey Girls a MGM musical western at State Theatre. Directed with tongue in cheek humor it features Technicolor pioneer West scenery and songs by Mercer and Warren including On the Atchison Topeka and the Santa Fe. Cast includes Ray Bolger Cyd Charisse Angela Lansbury and Kenny Baker with Marjorie Main for comic relief. The film mixes romance thrills and laughs in a safe pace with a dramatic house fire climax.
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Judy Garland
Harvey House
State Theatre
George Sidney
Hodiak
Foster
Pioneer West
Johnny Mercer
Harry Warren
Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Miss Carsland
Ray Bolger
Virginia O'Brien
Cyd Charisse
Angela Lansbury
Miss Gerland
Kenny Baker
Marjorie Main
Chill Wills
Motifs on Easter Cards Have Ancient Spring Roots
The bunny chicks lambs and eggs on Easter cards trace to pre Christian spring rites honoring Eastra. Pagans used symbols of new life and luck with lambs and eggs later absorbed by Christians who dyed eggs red to mark Christ’s blood.
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Eastra
Christ
Rail Costs Higher Despite Traffic Declines in 1945
Railroads saw operating expenses rise over 5 percent from 1944 to 1945 driven by higher labor and materials costs even as freight traffic fell about 8 percent and passenger traffic declined roughly 5 percent.
Skips on Water Bullet Shows Ricochet Behavior
A water bullet tends to skim the surface and spray rather than dive. It remains above the water, with no submersion or true porpoise-like dipping observed.
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