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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1943
Page
6
Pattern 7568 describes a transfer pattern of 16 motifs averaging 434 by 334 inches. High demand and wartime conditions lengthen fill times for popular pattern numbers. customers are asked to send their orders to the specified address.
The expression goodby e is a shortened form of God be with ye indicating farewell. So long may derive from salaam and the Moslem greeting peace be unto you, possibly brought to America by Muslim slavers or African slaves.
A two tone blue and white kaleidoscope quilt pattern forms a bed nook illustration. White bed and woodwork feature built in closets and shelves on each side, connected by a scalloped cornice. Blue gingham widths stitch into the curtain at the head and the under spread.
Never clean the toaster until cool and unplugged. If iron handles overheat cover with cor rug cardboard. If shoes get wet stuff with newspapers and dry away from heat. Restore leather with saddle soap or oils after drying. Cool cooked chicken quickly and refrigerate promptly. Starch tips: add salt to starch or run iron over salted newspaper.
Photo captions show soldiers smoking while off duty or behind lines. Army officials say cigarettes boost morale and soldiers welcome cartons from home. Sales records indicate Camels are the favorite brand across services. restrictions on overseas mail apply to sending Camels.
Thread tailed Ama zon river fish leap from water and lay eggs on overhanging plants. A fisherman lassoed a six pound twenty eight inch trout during a leap in a California stream. a U.S. forest ranger has a photograph as proof. Blackfish in Alaskan and Siberian swamps survive freezing and revive when thawed.
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