Venus in the evening sky and wartime finance opinions across papers
Oskaloosa Herald notes Venus visible in southwestern sky at dusk with details from Prof Wylie. Muscatine Journal reports on Nazi Gen Von Rundstedt’s gamble delaying German defeat. Atlantic News-Telegraph cites Jones firing as sign that jobs favor the president’s circle under the new deal. Burlington Hawk-eye Gazette remarks on rock salt in traction and winter driving tips.
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Burlington
Hawk-eye Gazette
Oskaloosa
Venus
Wylie
the State University
Muscatine Journal
European War Front
von Rundstedt
Germany
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Jones
By the Way to a New Christmas Signin Pen
A fragment notes a preference for a lifetime fountain pen for signatures and a belief in words as guarantees. It mentions preknowledge of upcoming gifts and a whimsical line about Christmas plans.
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Manila
Fragmented Musings and Jumbled Headlines
A scrambled OCR page presents disjointed phrases about moonbeams, candy from babies, income, pr etices, a tire maker, juvenile delinquency, charity, confession magazines, dogs of war, Sylvester, a creamery, crooners, ads, bone storage, love, air travel, costs, a wife under a bridge, and a plastic surgeon.
Local news notes and renovations in town prompt updates
Mr and Mrs Golia Miller Nave bought the Marvin Buckwalter place at East Main and South 7th, a remodeled home once the Jordon residence. Ralph Shannon spoke at a Corydon dinner for Business and Professional Women. Coal shortages rise, urging lower usage and warmer climates. The Rookery building’s history is recounted, with recent owners and upgrades including Lawrence Wilson installing a furnace and radiators. A new rent eye sore on the square remains. An employee at McCleery calendar factory broke a bone, and Mrs. Stewart Hailey fractured two ankle bones. Sheriff Putnam strained a muscle but avoids a hip injury. Girl Scout leadership is sought amid local interest. Paper work moves from Wilson and Hull offices as repainting proceeds. The Iowa Children’s Home Finding Society, aided by Camp Fire girls, prepares an emblem sale. the home’s mission is to rescue children and place them in good families. Mrs. Bailey’s illness prompts Mrs. Kopp to step in.
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Golia Miller
Marvin Buckwalter
East Main Abreet
South 7Th Street
Jordon
Buckwalters
Igen
Kirchner
Alumber
Tra Bowman
Luskins
Jim Miller
Bowman
Lawrence Wilson
Eugene Schneider
McCleery Calendar
Mapian Stewart Hailey
Ilarold Putnam
Dirty oven cleaning tip from household advice column
A reader article suggests loosening dust and grease in a dirty oven by leaving a cloth soaked with household ammonia inside overnight to aid cleaning.
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Jesse Jones
R. F.C
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Con
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Nestie
Storm Lake
New York
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Kan
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Corydon
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Wilson ‘Aw
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Rock Island Lines
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Howe
Vine
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