Lingerie Bag Gift From Shirt Waist Cover
Simple apron style gift item shows how to stitch a shirt waist cover into a lingerie bag. Includes fabric choices lace ribbons and a bow, with step by step folding stitching and decorative touches.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1907
Page
2
Simple apron style gift item shows how to stitch a shirt waist cover into a lingerie bag. Includes fabric choices lace ribbons and a bow, with step by step folding stitching and decorative touches.
A description of early season calendar crafts featuring an oval linen calendar on a green or blue mat with dogwood or small white flowers embroidery. Finished, mounted, and reinforced with ribbon ties, the piece hangs by a graceful bow. Alternatives use white lawn embroidery with wild roses or buttercups on pink or yellow card fold, tied with matching ribbons.
A compact linen case for powder leaf books makes a handy gift for travelers. Fold the book like and edge the covers with initial on one side and a flower spray on the other. Bind with ribbon and narrow ties. the case protects new books and can be updated with replacements.
In November 1901 Mrs L Cousins of Otterburn Michigan says she caught a cold and throat swelled so she could hardly breathe. She treated with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and recovered in two days. Evans Drug Co sells this liniment for sprains and swellings.
A Kingsley address argues policy holders learned lessons from recent upheavals. Trustees remain public servants while life insurance remains nationally oriented and not harmed by local politics. Premiums alone do not fulfill obligations. life insurance will endure for the public good despite government actions and demagoguery.
Sir Frederick Treves argues that medicine should be a last resort and that prevention through fresh air sunlight diet and sunlight will reduce disease. He notes tuberculosis kills 50000 annually but is preventable and laments the habit of defaulting to medicines.
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