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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1941
Page
8
A sentence notes a naturalized citizen is not eligible to use or hold the office of President, reflecting historical or constitutional interpretation. The text emphasizes exclusion based on citizenship status and eligibility criteria.
In Ainsworth on August 20 Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown and family moved from Manchester to occupy the Brenneke property recently bought from A B Moore Freeland. Local residents and visitors include guests from Ottumwa Floris Des Moines and Ft Knox Kentucky with various short trips and chores around town.
The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia houses what is believed to be the oldest known American printing press, constructed in 1793 and preserved as a historic artifact.
Radios broadcast the presidential election returns for the first time in the 1920 Harding Cox race, signaling a new era of mass media coverage for the national contest.
William Sutton inmate at Eastern Penitentiary crafted a plaster mask and hand to fake sleep and aid an escape. Guards studied the device as evidence of his art interest and potential plot.
The emergency allows reservists with remaining enlistment to be demobilized quickly if the crisis ends. Reservists gain the same opportunities as regular Navy sailors, including 45 trades, training, pay, uniforms, meals, medical care, shore leaves, furloughs, and world travel, with no difference during the emergency.
Frank Knox stresses equal access to regular Navy and Navy Reserve at all recruiting stations. He notes stations provide full information and a cordial welcome. He calls today’s Navy an unusual opportunity to serve the country while building a future.
The note advises rubbing butter inside the kettle about one inch from the top to prevent candies and sauces from boiling over. It claims contents will not pass the line, suggesting a simple kitchen trick for boiling liquids.
Scrambled eggs stay moister and tender when cooked in the top part of a double boiler rather than directly over heat in a pan. The gentler steam heat prevents curdling and yields smoother results.
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