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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1959
Page
6
Readable ideas for summer activities to expand a child’s view of life beyond home and school. Suggestions include arranging a local Post Office visit to show how mail is handled and encouraging children to write letters to each other.
The article suggests children benefit from visits to the post office bakery bank and milk plant and railroad yards and airport. It promotes trips to police stations for positive views of police and notes summer as ideal for outings when kids are out of school.
Summer sewing features a light hearted project by Dorothy Roe. Create a denim cap and a tote bag using one yard of denim three fish shapes cut from colored plastic tape and simple stitches. Patterns and measurements guide quick, inexpensive craft for casual wear.
Instructions describe cutting lining from clear plastic and fabric to assemble a bag with a 10 inch bottom circle and a 16 by 36 inch side piece. Sides joined to bottom, folded edging, casing stitched, draw string threaded, and plastic tape fish decorations added. The finished item serves as sun wind protection and a portable picnic carrier.
In San Diego signs mounted by One Better advertise the dealer as the Poor Man's Friend while a rival across the street proclaims himself Everybody's Friend. The dispute centers on tailing branding and local advertising.
Albert’s fling lasts less than two blocks before Miss Fisher takes control and locks him in his cage. She warns he won’t escape again as a small taste of freedom proves risky. The note ends by recalling Minneapolis’ 70 year flour mill fame.
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