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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1943
Page
4
A Pleasant Hill column lists local weekend visitors and social gatherings. Numerous families and individuals including the Kepharts, McCreedys, Wittings, and Hesses attend picnics, visits, and church and community events across Pleasant Hill and nearby towns over the Fourth of July and weekend.
It takes one pound of moth preventive to 100 cubic feet to protect woolens against clothes moths. Moth balls should be hung in a cloth sack from the top of the closet.
Don Ameche Janet Blair and Jack Quakie star in a new musical romance at the State Theatre with William Gaxton Cobina Wright Jr Hazel Scott and The Bricklayers troupe. Gregory Ratoff directs with David Lichine choreographing and Cole Porter penning songs.
A collage of tunes featured in the production includes You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To I Always Knew Hasta Luego Lotus Bloom Something to Shout About and Through Thick and Thin noting the show’s musical diversity and period flair.
Mrs W T Hamilton returns from Texas visit. John Bauer family observes golden wedding anniversary on July 2 with all children present except Mrs Leslie Winegarden. Cpl Robert Curl returns to duty in Texas after furlough with Iowa relatives. Hilma Dodds travels from Ames for July Fourth with family. Ronnie Curl, nine, undergoes hip operation at University Hospital after sudden illness. recovery expected.
A scientist warns that rats may turn to cannibalism when stressed, highlighting a surprising aspect of rodent behavior. The observation underscores stress effects on social dynamics and survival strategies in laboratory and wild rat populations.
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