Sun airing clothes after rain and during summer
Clothing should be taken from dresser drawers and left in sun for a few hours to dry and air. Do this once or twice during summer, especially after a rainy spell to refresh fabrics.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1945
Page
8
Clothing should be taken from dresser drawers and left in sun for a few hours to dry and air. Do this once or twice during summer, especially after a rainy spell to refresh fabrics.
Community notes tell of Mrs Harve Banks moving upstairs in the Hebner house and Mrs Koeller’s mistaken move. A Washington resident urges giving over receiving this Christmas, suggesting small acts and Victory bonds as timely gifts. Caroling, hospital scenes, and extended family visits highlight holiday goodwill and shared hardship.
Apply carbolineum to house roosts and surrounding woodwork. Use a brush or sprayer and mix with kerosene for better spread. Apply early in the morning so the material dries thoroughly before roosting time.
After the war, new business births rose to a record 496,000 in 1925 but soon kept pace with failures. In 1925 births were 453,000 while deaths reached 483,000, and by 1941 the number of operating firms matched the 1926 level. War years also saw continued shrinkage.
The article explains that fish have no external ears or dedicated sound conduits and their inner ears are embedded in the skull. Sound travels through skull bone, but fish lack a cochlea, leading to the belief that their hearing is poorly developed.
President Truman designates Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt widow of the late president as a representative on the United Nations General Assembly. The move places the long time diplomat and activist in a key role shaping postwar international policy.
A bundled page features multiple Christmas pieces: Elizabeth Lathrop Powers speaks of Christmas joy and the Saviour’s birth, Blanche Ruth De Roging pleads for Christ’s return, and a mother recalls the cost of war as her son returns for Christmas while honoring others who gave their lives.
Elizabeth Lathrop Prow thanks those who assisted after a bereavement. The Shenefelt family and Oscar Davis express gratitude for support during the loss of their son.
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