Build It From A Pattern Lawn Furniture Ad
An old pattern advertising piece shows how to build inexpensive outdoor furniture for porches and lawns. It promotes patterns that include full size cutting layouts and step by step assembly without special tools, offering lawn chair settee and table patterns with modest prices and mail order.
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Dept. W
Pleasantville
Baruch At Race Track Lapses Stir National Pulse
Bernard M. Baruch, famed financier, loses a 2200 cash roll at a race track. A track attendant returns the money, Baruch rewards $800, and public calls for a full statement. The incident sparks questions about prudence in finance and prompts demand for Baruch to address the nation and economic bodies.
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Bernard M. Baruch
Elder Statesman
Baruch
America
B. M. B. Baruch
Controversial Views on Racing Ethics and Public Figures
Disjointed quotes critique pari mutuel racing ethics and track incentives. It cites the Maryland racing commission on track financial interest, a Soviet peace stance attributed to HH, and remarks by William Foster and Chiang Kai Shek. The piece also questions youth knowledge through a radio program offering rewards for naming Washington.
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Maryland Racing Commission
Soviet Union
Soviets
Russia
America
William 2
Foster
Senate
Pick Up Safety Tips For Home Handling Hot Items
Women face burns and other injuries from hot or sharp objects around the home. Use tongs to pick up hot articles at the stove, outdoor fire, or sink. Lift hot jars, vegetables, potatoes, or utensils with tongs to avoid burns.
Bombing of Monte Cassino Abbey Ends Era of Culture
In December 1949 Allied bombing hit Monte Cassino Abbey, once a cultural guardian since 529 founded by St Benedict above the Liri valley. Eisenhower ordered the destruction stating the building must go as Nazis had fortified it, ending a pivotal ethical dilemma of the Italian campaign.
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Monte Cassino
St. Benedict
Liri Valley
Eisenhower
Diverse Ranch and Farm Ads Across South Dakota and Iowa
A scattered set of classified notices offers 140 acres in Mower County Minnesota for stock, dairy, and grain use near Austin, plus 1100 acres in Lyman County South Dakota with White River access. Listings boast ranch prospects, farm properties in the northwest, and investment opportunities. Also featured are service businesses, a 62 seat cafe in Lake Preston SD, a standard-service auto/fuel concern, farm machinery including tractors and threshers, autos and trucks, an auctioneering course, pest and farm spraying, and moving rates from Wilson Van Lines in Sioux City Iowa.
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Lyman County
Presho
White River
A. J. Brakke
Thesda Homes
Beresford
Iota
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U. S
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Pinkham
Ufa
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Phillipe
Wizard OF Finance
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Bernard Barach
Wonder Man
Chidsey Wrinn
Nancy
Ellen
By Ernie Bushmiller
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Little Nancy
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Sluggo
Margarita
Little Reggie
Reggie
Mutt and
Jeff
Bud Fisher
Tait
By Arthur Pointer
Gene Byrnes
Chem Pookle
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By Clark S. Haas
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Chiang Kai Shek
Driscoll
New Jersey
Washington
Lafer
Monte Cassino Abbey
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Masworth
Union Station
Be Paul
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Gorder Company
Aberdeen
South Dakota
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OPPOR
Fenn
Richard Pattee
Lake Preston
Sa. Dakota
Standard Service
R. EE
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McCormick-Deering
John Green & Sons
Hubbard
Nebraska
Kelly-Springfield
Allowsance Kemp Service CO
Iowa
Hurris Consolidated School
Harris
Fred Reppert
Decatur
Ind
Suenella
Jackson Hotel
Towa
J. P. Brennan Co
Livestock Exchange
Renevita
Eanargement
Mitchell, S. D
Sams
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Milligan & Son