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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1939
Page
7
A devotional meditation on Acts and Peter’s deliverance from prison. It argues prayer as essential, noting God’s miraculous acts, but stresses that faith also serves beyond miracles. The piece cites Peter’s release, his meeting with believers, and urges sharing blessings to strengthen the church.
A 1920s era article extols eggs as essential in cooking and nutrition. It highlights their diverse kitchen uses from thickening to garnish, notes their high protein value, iron, phosphorus, and vitamins, and urges daily or weekly egg portions for families. It covers yolk and white benefits, and suggests varied preparations for Lent and everyday meals.
A step by step guide promises to teach women how to craft a sturdy wooden chair using common lumber and hardware. It describes two tone chintz coverings, piping, and metal angles for strength, with applications for bedroom or living room décor. The ad notes an accompanying 48 page instruction book and mentions a related Rex Rug Lenfiet offer with a postage paid order.
The excerpt offers old fashioned household advice on window casements cleaning of painted furniture and cleaning metals. It notes wear like a wool rug, a carpe sweeper indoors and using white enamel on painting surfaces. It also describes a paste of flour vinegar salt for cleaning copper brass and pewter and dipping hands in cold water when cleaning fowl.
Advertisement details Barbara Bell sewing patterns No. 104 and No. 104P for sizes 14 to 52, with yardage requirements, fabric suggestions, and a pattern book offer. Encourages readers to order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago, noting 35 cents per pattern.
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