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Newspaper
Bowie Booster
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1936
Page
4
A downtown office district scene reports a weekly red-headed newspaper boy delivering magazines to workers. This week he appears with a younger brother helping, after the boy notes magazines are missing, and explains the helper is needed due to high business and to carry magazines and watch the money.
A young girl crosses the Atlantic with her mother on a sea voyage marked by a gentle start. After three days the ship rolls and pitches, leaving the child puzzled and asking if they are on a detour.
Fresh spring accessory notes describe airy lace collars and jabots to revitalize last year’s frocks. Patterns show an open front square mesh collar and a back-closing triangular collar in petite boucle, plus a cotton mesh jabot with a nosegay of Irish roses. Pattern 1136 includes directions, illustrations, stitch details, and material lists. send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Ave. New York, NY.
Wood ashes make an excellent fertilizer for shrubbery and roses and other plants. Scatter ashes over soil to sweeten and loosen it. A quick Russian dressing is made with chili sauce and green peppers in mayonnaise. A bit of oiled paper prevents skin on cornstarch pudding. Soaping and drying tarnished silver saves polishing time. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
A column advertises the Dizzy Dean Winners program urging boys and girls to read the Grape Nuts ad in another column and join for a chance at valuable free prizes. The notice, signed Ady, promotes participation.
At the annual western North Carolina fair the Cherokee Indians held a choral contest using a tuning fork to find the pitch.
Inventor W. C. Coleman introduces the Coleman Range that makes its own gas from ordinary lead free gasoline. The unit lights instantly, burns hotter, and uses less fuel than coal or kerosene. It features an insulated oven, broiler drawer, and independent burner for any heat. Wichita addressed literature offered.
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