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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1937
Page
2
Cleopatra's Fan quilt demonstrates graceful salm leaf designs. It uses three materials to create a striking contrast with 9½ inch blocks. Pattern 1579 includes cutting sewing finishing yardage chart and bed size diagrams. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept New York.
A collection of practical advice on removing tar stains from car seats using turpentine and fuller's earth, preserving patent leather with glycerine, a knitting tip to spot decreases with snap fasteners, and a pudding made from stale bread using bread crumbs milk sugar cocoa egg and vanilla baked until set.
An old advertisement urges readers to try Creomulsion for chest cold bronchial irritation and warns serious trouble may be brewing. It claims the medicine goes to the seat of the trouble, loosens phlegm, and aids healing. The druggist will refund if not satisfied.
A quotation from Carlyle notes that silence can be more eloquent than spoken words, framing quiet reflection as a powerful form of communication. The saying emphasizes restraint and the value of listening.
In this Sophie Kerr story, Anne Vincent plans winter in France as her adopted daughter Rachel seeks truth about her real mother Elinor Malloy. Elinor, deserted by her husband, dies in hardship after an adoption, while Elinor later marries Peter Cayne and has a son. Rachel shuns local romance to pursue New York clues.
Anne, Rachel, and Pink navigate a seaside town retirement and a coming winter in New York. Conversations mix plans for work, independence, and possible marriages as they face goodbye at the station and a hotel stay. Pink argues women sustain households and shape the job market while men falter.
University of Cincinnati authorities reveal how the world’s only Michelangelo dome model copy was started by Victor Hafner in 1921 with Vatican permission but later restricted. Michelangelo became chief architect of St Peter’s in 1547 and built a wooden model twenty feet high for the dome project.
Homeowners report radiators not staying fully hot due to air trapped in coils. Automatic air valves help, but if air remains, loosen the valve top plug to vent air and reseal after venting. Soak vents in kerosene to aid air removal. If unresolved or coils fill with water, have an expert inspect the valves. Open air valves occasionally to bleed air and allow water to flow.
A reflection on hope as a sustaining force that quickens still life, keeps the mind alert in laziness, and brings serenity and good humor. It acts as inner heat, cheering and gladdening the spirit even when not actively attended to, making pain bearable and labor pleasant.
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