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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1941
Page
5
The American Wildlife Institute hails the skunk as a woodland hero. Grub worms infested the Saratoga Nursery, the New York conservation department’s large forest tree production plant, and the skunk fed on the abundance, savoring his favorite treat.
In Arapaho, Nebraska, William Stevens learned his doctor was the right man to search for a needle in a haystack. The physician extracted a sewing needle from Stevens back after he reported a month long sore spot with no clue how the needle got there or how long it had been inside him.
The article outlines how sharks provide valuable byproducts including durable leather from hides, oils from liver and intestines, glue from the head, jewels from teeth, fins exported to China, bones used as fertilizer, and meat consumed as food, noting sharks are highly edible and palatable.
With rapid improvements in cars, the automobile industry becomes the nation’s top customer for steel, malleable iron, nickel, lead, mohair and other commodities. Motor plants spend about $1,000,000 an hour for raw materials and fabricated parts when production is strong.
Samuel V. Blair a 71 year old Michigan hamburger king faces divorce actions from wife No 4 Betty Blair 23 who filed counter suit Blair admits wife No 3 Opal Smith 47 joined him on the Toledo marriage and honeymoon but says wife No 4 asked for her presence Mrs Smith testifies that Mrs Blair called her mum and called Blair’s daughter a misfit amid testimony Blair reveals he removes false teeth in public places during the proceedings
Crawfordsville records show the town council approving installation of additional street lighting to improve safety and visibility. The item appeared in the July session led by local officials and will progress through standard municipal channels.
The article argues there is little distinction among severe head catarrh sinusitis and catarrhal deafness. It defines all as a catarrhal inflammatory process affecting facial and head structures, per Phil M Lovell MD.
Riverside mayor Edward Veggy and Governor George A. Wilson coordinate an aluminum collection drive for defense. A town truck will gather metal on Tuesday July 29, with drop points at the town hall or Riverside Leader office. Local residents and surrounding country residents are urged to contribute before July 29.
The text explains that collected pots and pans are melted and cast into ingots. The ingots are shipped to other plants where they are remelted into thin sheets to produce pure aluminum for plane construction.
Mrs Elizabeth Shebek joins Mr and Mrs Rolland H Schillig of Iowa City and other relatives and friends visiting at the home of Mrs Helen Critz and her family.
Women buyers are portrayed as more critical than men when selecting cars, prioritizing upholstery beauty and durability, ease of keeping clothes clean, and fabrics that resist wear. The note highlights clothing-protection as a key factor in auto choices.
A pilot program in six Midwestern cities offers a cradle car service where nurses visit new mothers and present a free basket with 16 items including baby food diapers soap powder and evaporated milk.
Advice suggests brushing crumbs from toasters after each use to prevent residue buildup and preserve flavor. Recommends a small paint brush as a handy cleaning tool for quick maintenance.
Historical note describes a harsh ban on drinking coffee in Constantinople under a ruler who feared popular thinking. First offense drew a beating, second offense death.
A study of several hundred noted chemists in world history finds their most significant contributions to chemistry occurred at an average age of 30 years. The research highlights early peak productivity among influential scientists across eras and regions.
Travelers of the fifteenth century reportedly ate robin pie before journeys to harness the bird’s reputed unerring sense of direction. The belief tied to navigation and luck reflects historical folklore surrounding birds guiding travelers.
Wash the baby's shirts with lukewarm water and mild suds. Dip and rub gently with the fingers. Rinse in the same temperature water and lay flat to dry. Do not pull the neck out of shape.
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