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1943-06-24 The Herald

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Title	1943-06-24 The Herald
Masthead	The Herald
Date	1943-06-24
Month	06
Day	24
Year	1943
Volume	59
Issue	25
Publisher	Pioneer Press
Geographic Coverage	United States; Illinois; Cook County; Proviso Township
Type	Text
Source	Microfilm and Newsprint
Format	Local Newspaper
Subject	Illinois-Cook County-Proviso Township-Newspapers
Description	Three Bataan Men Reported Prisoners; Marine Home After South Seas Battles; Reveal Plans of New Bank For Maywood
Rights	Sun-Times Media Group
Language	eng

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Title	The Herald
Masthead	The Herald
Date	1943-06-24
Month	06
Day	24
Year	1943
Volume	59
Issue	25
Publisher	Pioneer Press
Geographic Coverage	United States; Illinois; Cook County; Proviso Township
Type	Text
Source	Microfilm and Newsprint
Format	Local Newspaper
Subject	Illinois-Cook County-Proviso Township-Newspapers
Description	An archive of the Herald Newspaper from Proviso Township in Illinois
Rights	Sun-Times Media Group
Language	eng
Sequence	1
Page	1
Technical Metadata	Image was scanned by OCLC at the Preservation Service Center in Bethlehem, PA. Archival Image is an 8-bit greyscale tiff that was scanned from film at 300 dpi. The original file size was 16495 kilobytes.
FileName	19430624_001.tif
Date Digital	2009-04-23
FullText	THE HERALD Three Bataan Men Reported as Prisoners Army Comes to Maywood for the Day Home After South Seas Battles Reveal Plans of New Bank for Maywood (Story on Page 1) READY TO BE WEANED. Something new in feeding animals was introduced here by Mrs. Sarah Alderson, 1432 South 14th avenue, who has kept a baby wild rabbit alive by feeding it milk from a medicine eye dropper. The rabbit was only a week old when found by Mrs. Alderson's son, Keil, and Mrs. Alderson has been feeding it for the past two weeks. The feedings of milk are supplemented with bread, lettuce, and peas. A small pen has been built for the rabbit in the yard, but the feeding is done indoors, as the family watches.

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