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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
12
Expert advice from 22 refrigerator makers endorses Arm & Hammer and Cow Brand Baking Soda for deodorizing and purifying interiors. A soda bath leaves no grit or scratches and is safe for food. routine wipe downs and ice-tray washing complete the kitchen hygiene tip.
A miscellany reports studio complaints about excessive visitors and chatter at dressing room parties. Mary Martin and Janet Blair may swap South Pacific duties this winter with a New York stay for Janet. Mary to tour. Gene Kelly may take the lead in A Tree Grows in Brooklyn on stage. Emily Post underwent an eye operation. Arizona law targets popcorn and peanut sellers as licensed grocery stores. Frank Luther and Charles Tobias pen Brumas the Roly Poly Bear for Decca. Milton Diamond and Charles Poletti plan retirement. F D R rises as a power in the firm’s rebating. Eddie Cantor sails June 1 for Israel to film shorts and show progress upon return. Judge Harold Medina faces threats from Communist sympathizers prompting armed guard visits.
Old notes describe Laura Wheeler improved patterns for crochet and knitting with charts photos and concise directions. Readers are asked to send twenty cents for pattern 795 to Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept. plus a request for Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book illustrations of crochet knitting embroidery patterns slipcovers rugs toys quills and more.
British archeologists under Prof. Max Mallowan report an observatory dating to about 2000 B C in Nimrod Iraq. The site includes three floors a tower a temple and royal rites once performed by King Ashur Nesserpal VI. Excavations could take decades.
The article explains building a brick terrace for a sit spot on summer days. It recommends a brick base and a concrete foundation mix, with sand under the base for clay soil. It describes laying bricks flat or on end, joint spacing, and mortar packing for a sturdy terrace.
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