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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1941
Page
8
A health note describes vitiligo as white skin spots common on hands and neck. It mentions cosmetic dyeing with walnut husk juice and other dyes and suggests potassium permanganate solutions as a concealing method.
Despite North Carolina's claim to three presidents Johnson Polk and Jackson only one first lady Dolly Madison was a native Tar Heel and born in the state.
West Chester lodges vacation Bible school at the Methodist church with a large turnout expected. The report covers visitors from Nebraska and Wisconsin, weekly activities Thursdays, and a King’s Heralds group event with 30 children at a Weiner roast.
An X-ray device named the tire-o-scope lets a repair station attendant inspect automobile tires without removing them from the wheel, enabling faults in damaged tires to be detected before dismounting.
In 1908 the 41 story Singer building was New York's tallest. It is now sixteenth. The 42 story L. C. Smith building in Seattle stands as the tallest building west of Kansas City.
A blue Monday ushers in news of Edward Bidwell's sudden death in a motor accident. A military funeral is planned at the Presbyterian church, while families cope with sorrow and neighbors note quiet everyday details from homes on South Iowa and Sec ond avenues. The column mulls life, faith, and small town resilience amid loss.
Police raid on an alleged bootlegger’s house in Columbus South Carolina found no whisky despite audible bottle rattle and strong liquor odor. An officer smelled a tub where a household member bathed in whisky while others were taken to headquarters.
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