Wartime Driving Restrictions Hurt Schoolchildren
In 1944 two thousand fifty school children were killed in motor vehicle accidents. Another one hundred ten thousand school age children were injured by motor vehicles last year, reflecting wartime driving strains and safety gaps.
County Officials and School District Leadership Listed
County officials including County Attorney John Owen and County Auditor Stan Kiesey are named alongside the County Clerk R. R. Noonan and County Engineer W. P. Rawn. Also listed are the Welfare Director Mrs. Payne, Recorder Mrs. Harriet Coulter, Sheriff Harold Putnam, Treasurer W. E. Howell, Supt. of Schools, Coroner Dr. W. S. Kyle, and County Supervisors Ned Morrow Clarence Fulton Arthur Wiley. Washington Independent School District superintendent M. M. Schell, Junior High Principal Miss Ethel McCreedy, and school board members Marion George C P Weldin Richard A. Stewart Henry B. Bailey B. F. Bostwick Jr. Barry Ramseyer. Washington Lodge No. 26 AF and AM holds regular meetings first Friday each month with Merle Y. Green and others listed.
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John Owen
Stan Kiesey
R. R. Noonan
W. P. Rawn
Payne Marshall
Harriet Coulter
Harold Putnam
W. E. Howell
Lester B. Krabill
W. S. Kyle
Ned Morrow
Clarence Fulton
Arthur Wiley
Washington Independent School District
M. M. Schell
Ethel McCreedy
Marion George
C. P. Weldin
Richard A. Stewart
Henry B. Bailey
B. F. Bostwick, Jr
Barry Ramseyer
Cover Bed Springs To Prevent Tears In Sheets
A simple home remedy advises covering sharp bed spring edges with adhesive tape to prevent tears in sheets and damage to bedding. The tip emphasizes quick, inexpensive protection for mattresses and sleepers.
Wind Break Could Cut Home Heating Fuel Use
Tests indicate that up to forty percent of heating fuel could be saved if a wind break is used to reduce heat loss. Researchers note the method lowers energy demand and improves comfort for households in exposed areas.
Train schedules and bus routes around Washington depot
A dense list of rail lines and bus departures serving Washington, with trains from Golden State Limited and Southwest Express, local Davenport to Kansas City routes, and eastbound and westbound connections. Includes stops at Col. Jd., agency notes, and ticket outlets at Winga's Cafe and local depot.
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Golden State Limited
Washington
Col
Cc.m
Davenport
Kansas City
Southwest Limited
L. A. Carbee
Chicago
Winga
North Side
North Side Square
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
MT. Pleasant
Madison
Macomb
Quincy
Ill
Ft. Madison
MI. Pleasant Ly
Traveling Companions and the Humble Hog Sale
A hillbilly kept a large herd of market hogs and refused a traveling buyer's offer to sell. He drove the hogs to town but received only the same price. The buyer teased him, and the hillbilly admitted no profit yet claimed the hogs as company on the road.
Lost at the Races A Husband and Wife Exchange Barbs
Howson sighs he is lost away from the horse races but his wife notes his misplaced money. The banter shows domestic tension over gambling and finances in a comic dialogue.
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Howson
Kirk’s Funeral Parable Sparks Grim Pun Amid Grief
A widow after Kirk’s funeral contemplates fate at her gate. A neighbor offers sympathy. She quips that Kirk will be hitting the harp with the hangers, while the widow retorts he will be itting the hangels with the harp.
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Kirk
Composer MacDowell Laughs at Child’s Wild Rose Rendition
Edward MacDowell humorously questions a proud mother after her child struggles through To a Wild Rose. The parent boasts of teaching the piece, and MacDowell quips that the lesson pulled the roots out.
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Edward MacDowell
Young Woman Photos Enlarge for Mounted Portrait
In a photo studio the clerk offers to mount a enlarged print while the young woman approves, saying it will look nice on a horse. The exchange highlights a moment of portrait display and framing.
Untitled remark on a doctor’s career choice
A joking exchange about why a skin specialist chose the field. The remark suggests the patients do not wake the doctor at night, do not die, and do not get well, implying a cynical view of patient outcomes.
Well Cooked Quip Echoes a Two Month Hot Water Joke
The exchange plays on a marriage strain with a punchline about two months of domestic friction. A lighthearted line attributes a hard boiled character to Charlie as his wife applies pressure at home. The joke hinges on kitchen metaphors and playful tension.
Father Demands Warning Over Suitor’s Plans
A tense exchange shows a father confronting a suitor who aims to marry his daughter. The suitor defends his intentions and asks for any warnings or cautions to be voiced.
Doctor Protests Misread Exercise With Sole Evidence
A comedic exchange shows a patient insisting he exercises by looking at his shoes soles, while the doctor remarks there is no indication of exercise from the tongue. The humorous dialogue highlights skepticism and unconventional proof.
Hay Stack Curing Method Used in England in Early 1920s
In England during the early 1920s, both heated and unheated air were forced through small stacks of hay to finish the curing process.
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England
Legumes urged for permanent pastures by Ohio agronomist
Dr. R. Dodd of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station says legumes are essential for high quality forage and higher yields in permanent pastures. Trials show lime and fertilizer are crucial before seeding, with best results from spring sowing after grazing, and soil liming plus disking and fertilizing recommended.
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R. Dodd
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio
Dodd
Louisiana
DDT Use for Hairy Vetch Recommended
Oregon Maryland and Wisconsin stations report that 3 percent DDT dust at 25 pounds per acre controls the hairy vetch weevil, though it briefly reduces honeybee presence. Hairy vetch supports beekeeping regions, making these tests of interest for crop protection and bee industry impact.
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Oregon
Maryland
Wisconsin
Build a Potting Bench From a Box
A simple potting bench can be built from a box about 30 by 24 by 30 inches. Use the box ends to form the three top pieces and reinforce the top and sides with wood or metal cleats for stability.
Buckwheat Cultivation for Rutin Extraction Proven Cost-Effective
Buckwheat proves a cheaper rutin source than tobacco. Harvested in the green stage, the crop does not regrow, requiring reseeding for multiple harvests. Two to three crops per season are possible under proper management.
Urban Growth Shift Across Two Centuries
In 1790 only 5 percent of Americans lived in cities of 2500 or more, compared with 55 percent by 1940, illustrating a dramatic rise in urban concentration over 150 years.
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U. S
Potatoes Not More Fattening Than Bread Calories
Nutrition note states one medium potato and a slice of bread have about 100 calories each. It adds that gravy butter or other fats used with potatoes increase calories and weight gain.
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