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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1948
Page
3
In June 1888 George Eastman introduced the No. 1 Kodak an oblong black box camera that produced round pictures two and one half inches wide It was sold loaded for 100 exposures at 25 dollars for camera and film After the hundredth shot the camera returned to Rochester for development and printing If sun was shining prints were made at the factory
Helen Bell Stone wed Robert Eugene Corey at the Stones home in Cedar Rapids with Rev. Walter Smith officiating. The ceremony featured a green screen, yellow and white flowers, and a two toned dress code, followed by a reception for fifty. The couple will reside in South Haven Michigan.
Nancy Lee White of Ainsworth turns six as do Mrs. John Young Mrs. Doyle Brown Bonnie Bartz Mrs. Charles Needley and Raymond Mineart also celebrate. In Brighton Mrs. John C Little Jr Donald Dean Gray and Mrs. Frank Berry observe birthdays as well. William S. Dusebnery of Moline Illinois marks his ninth birthday today and is noted as a former resident.
The Y. W. Mixers meet at 7:30 p m in the Y W room to start shell work for a Christmas fair. Tomorrow night instructors Mrs Ewald Gustafson and Mary Waggoner teach cork item making. Attendees should bring change to buy needed materials.
In 1824 James Beaumont Nelson applied pre heated air to a smiths forge and then to blast furnaces to increase oxygen supply and boost efficiency. Modern blast furnace techniques pursue a similar goal to maximize oxygen for improved performance.
Prepackaged fresh vegetables kept at 42 degrees during marketing can stay two to three times longer than without refrigeration, aiding shelf life and quality during handling and display.
Revenue from hunting and fishing licenses in Pennsylvania totaled 2.841 million dollars last year. Across the country state governments collected about 41 million dollars from these licenses in the same period.
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