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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1940

Page

5

Cost of Cliv Lite For A New York City Working Girl

Industrial Commissioner Friedal and Miller state a single working girl in New York City needs 1163 dollars yearly for normal self support. With family, the minimum drops to 1050 dollars.

New York State Friedal& Miller New York City

Women at Dansh Factory Listen to Radio While Decorating

In the Dansh porcelain works Copenhagen factory women workers are permitted to wear earphones and listen to radio programs as they decorate dinner plates and saucers. This practice merges factory routine with entertainment during production.

Dansh Copenhagen

Penguins Welcome Guests With Polite Rites

FeNsun Keuleness describes penguin manners as a greeting ritual. Large emperors bow in greeting to strangers while smaller Adelies place a small stone heap at the visitor’s feet as a gift.

Collier's Adelies

Turtle teeth and bite power explained

Turtles lack true teeth though their jaws can be sharp. Some species show tooth like ridges but no actual teeth. Strong jaw muscles enable them to deliver painful bites despite the absence of teeth.

Duchess at Homefront Sorting Relief Parcels in Paris

The Duchess of Windsor joins prominent figures in aiding war work at the front by sorting packages for soldiers in Paris. British soldiers and officers continue war duties while ladies and social leaders support home front efforts.

Duchess of Windsor Paris

Mystery of the Missing Heifer

A. C. Epley of Bremer reported a missing livestock heifer valued at 74 dollars after loading stock. A helper recalled loading the animal onto a stranger’s light pickup, but the case remains unsolved.

A. C. Epley of Bremer

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