Daily Thought on War and Milk in 1941
A 1941 column blends weather, health, and wartime opinion with notes on milk consumption and public mood. It cites studies on winter death rates, discourages girls basketball, and recalls historical medical milestones while echoing editorial stances from Davenport and Fort Dodge on American production and foreign policy.
Poem Fragments and Jokes From A Daily Page
A printed page prints miscellaneous items including a four line verse about a doctor and a child author, light humor quotes, a stunt about eggs, and reflections on life and faith. The piece is signed “Cont. by Emil A. Anderson” and appears as a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper miscellany.
Press Portraits On Aging Population Increase
The census reports that more Americans than ever are living beyond 65, a trend the Omaha World-Herald attributes to unhealthy curiosity.
Tyrone Pow er Learns Magic For The Mark Of Zorro
Tyrone Power learned stage magic for The Mark of Zorro and entertained cast and crew on the Fox set. He slipped director Rouben Mamoulian’s tie and turned Linda Darnell’s gardenia into weeds, even making a vase vanish during a rehearsal. The film stars Power with Darnell and Basil Rathbone.
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Tyrone
Harry Green
Rouben Mamoulian
Fox Theatre
Linda Darnell
Basil Rathbone
Mamoulian
Gale Sondergaard
Eugene Pallette
J. Edward Bromberg
What Will Andy Hardy Do Next Graduation Dilemma
Mickey Rooney ponders Andy Hardy's future after high school graduation in the new Hardy Family film Andy Hardy's Private Secretary at the State Theatre. Rooney favors Andy trying a job first, then college, while noting the cast and graduation theme with Ann Rutherford Kathryn Grayson and Margaret Early in the feature.
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Mickey
Rooney
Mickey Rooney
State Theatre
Andy
Carvel
Fellows
Hardy
Ann Rutherford
Kathryn Grayson
Margaret Early
Humorous Billing and Office Gripes in Small Town Paper
A factory story recalls a machinist expert who taps with a hammer and bills 50 dollars for tapping and knowing where to tap. The Atchison Globe notes a rain prayer with no umbrella and an Office Grouch jab about shortening the workday to a zero minute hour.
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Atchison, Kan
Globe
Reflection on independence and world views
A fragmented quip filled with observations on independent women, parental influence, generational change, space imagery, daily habits, and attitudes toward prevention, medicine, and greatness. The speaker critiques big business in 1927 28 and the pessimist mindset amid a general sense of exchange.
Card-collecting visitor eyed by hotel staff
A man who sends back postcards from his trips draws attention at town hotels. Bellboys in the writing rooms report he never stays in the large rooming houses, prompting chatter about possible removal.
Troop Convoy Heads to San Luis Obispo from Wellman
Arvid Wagamon of Wellman joins a California National Guard medical unit marching with ten cargo trucks five ambulances a reconnaissance car and two motorcycles. The convoy departs from Long Beach heads for Exposition Park Los Angeles then to San Luis Obispo. Wagamon son of Mr and Mrs William Wagamon was a driver before deployment and is among the first Wellman volunteers.
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Long Beach
Arvid
William Wagamon
Wellman
Company Dpd
Army
P. M. Conant
James Sloan
Burlington
Winfield
Mrs George Van Auken Dies in Muscatine
Mrs George Van Auken 65 longtime Columbus Junction resident died at Bellevue Hospital Muscatine after an operation. Born Minnie Jane Neff in Illinois February 10 1876 she moved to Columbus Junction at age 12 and helped run the Monkey Run dairy. Survived by husband grandson Howard Van Auken and sister Mrs John McNamer. Funeral and burial set in Columbus Junction.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Mar
George van Auken
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
Minnie Jane Neff
Mercer County
van Auken
Monkey Run
Howard van Auken
John McNamer
Birmingham
Grange Founded in 1867 Grows to 1.5 Million Members by 1875
The National Grange or Patrons of Husbandry started in December 1867 in Washington D C. by O H Keller of the U S department of agriculture. By 1872 its spread accelerated and by 1875 it counted about 1 500 000 members.
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National Grange Or
Patrons of Husbandry
Washington, D. C
O. H. Keller
United States Department of Agriculture
Safe match storage and disposal guidance
Advice on storing matches in a covered tin box away from children and heat sources. Ensure matches are fully extinguished before disposal and avoid lighting matches in confined or poorly ventilated spaces such as closets or garages.
New Wrapper and Sealer Sweeps Merchandise Sizes
A machine is invented to wrap and seal varied merchandise in a transparent elastic material made from chemically treated rubber.
Hosiery and Shoes Tips to Prevent Heel Holes
Holes in stocking heels happen when heel reinforcement is thin or shoe lining wears. Fix by buying hosiery with heavier heel reinforcement, repairing the shoe lining, or wearing snug fitting heels to reduce wear.
Apples and Rhubarb Sauce Basic Recipe
Combine equal portions apples and rhubarb and cook as a regular sauce. Add a little lemon juice to brighten flavor.
Hairs on Man's Face There Are About 160 Hairs Per Square Inch
A historical note reports that facial hair density in nine men averages around 160 hairs per square inch, reflecting early scientific observations of beard growth and hair patterns.
Ingenuity in Furnishing Homes on Limited Budgets
Ingenuity remains the key to furnishing a home when funds are tight. A thoughtful mix of old and new items can transform a sparse collection into a charming display, while a lack of creativity may leave even the finest pieces looking like a showroom.
The most famous Round Church in England
The Temple church in London is the best known of the round churches. Other surviving examples are in Cambridge Northampton Little Maplestead Essex and Ludlow.
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England
Temple
London
Fleet Street
Cambridge
Northampton
Little Maplestead
Essex
Ludlow
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