New Crochet Initials Add Flair to Linens
Learn a fresh method to crochet initials in varied sizes using different thread and hook. Use as insets in towels pillow cases sheets or other fabrics for a showy effect. Enhance with light flower stitches for decorative detail.
Pattern 5749 for two pairs towels pillows or scarfs
Pattern 5749 provides directions and charts for a complete alphabet transfer pattern of two motifs 5 by 8 inches and two motifs 4 4 by 6 inches, plus initials, stitch illustrations and usage directions. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W Fourteenth St New York NY.
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Foreign Phrases and Classical Terms Defined Briefly
A compact glossary listing Latin French and Italian phrases with English equivalents. Includes etymology notes for caetera desunt and ore rotundo and phrases like au fait sans genе and similia similibus curantur with concise meanings.
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Quotations on Education and Civilization
A collection of quotes on education focusing on character over data, self restraint as democracy, communal care for the sick, civilization gauge, war and ideas, and exploration as creation rather than waiting for breaks.
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New Housing Plan Proposed to Aid Low Income Families
Senator Wagner and Representative Steagall introduce a broad housing bill to fund 375,000 low income family units at about 4 000 each. The plan would authorize 1 000 600 000 in federal loans and 50 000 000 in grants, to be supervised by a new United States Housing Authority with local control and limited federal demonstrations.
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Iowa Officials Report Salary Hikes and State Funding Proposals
Iowa liquor control employees received salary increases totaling 9360 over the last thirteen months. Rhey Cowin, superintendent of real estate, saw the largest raise from 3000 to 3600 yearly. Eugene A Gilmore urged the state board of education to seek a 3190500 annual university appropriation for 1937-39. Greenfield Creamery reported 359846 lb butter sold in New York for 109549.70. store sales totaling 444801 lb produced 139368.87. Year end balance stood at 193.19. John J Hughes said VA expenditures in Iowa for 1936 reached 10617056 with 4457624 to living veterans and 2369173 to dependents. The Iowa senate committee voted to include 2,000,000 for unemployment relief and 5,500,000 for old age pensions in the homestead tax relief bill, subject to floor changes.
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Dust storms threaten Iowa as drought grips farmland
Experts warn winds may bring dust from the dust bowl region into Iowa this spring while local storms worsen from drought denudation in Nebraska and western Iowa. Gov Kraschel proposes a $2.533 million rise in general fund appropriations for state operating expenses and building in 1937 38, with much of the increase aimed at universities and state institutions.
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Bretnall and McCaffree Named Heads at Iowa State
The state board of education approved George S. Bretnall as head track coach and Charles R. McCaffree as head swimming coach at Iowa State College. Bretnall, 41, comes from Baker University where he led track and field since 1922, replacing Robert I. Simpson. McCaffree, 29, was an assistant swimming coach and intramural aide at Michigan this year, succeeding C. E Yaubert, with both appointments to take effect next September.
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Barbara Bell spring and summer pattern book ad
Stylists sing of self made garments with patterns and sizes from Barbara Bell. Women share sewing ideas from 4 H and school to craft dresses with minimal expense. Pattern numbers 1832 1263 and 1958 appear with sizes and yardage plus a mail order offer for the pattern book from Chicago.
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Barbecue Chicken with Sweet Vinegar Mustard Sauce
Instructions for broiling chickens and finishing with a sauce of melted butter, vinegar, mustard, tobasco, Worcester sauce, sugar, salt and pepper. Heat to a boil and pour over the chickens. Ready in five minutes.
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