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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1941
Page
6
A warm intimate air from a hooked rug design that can be easily made. Use available materials, wool preferred, with colors like rose green black beige and orchid. A 32 page booklet provides exact instructions and patterns for the New England hooked rug and other hooked and woven rug styles. Send your order to
Ad invites readers to enter the Raleigh jingle contest with liberal prizes and directs to this paper for details.
Kathleen Norris urges that duty and morality shape lasting happiness in marriage. She cites a reader Georgianna who wrestles with love affairs, divorce, and choosing between a safe old life with Frank or a riskier future with a self centered suitor.
A column argues that patience tolerance and forgiveness within marriage lead to lasting happiness and contrast with youth resistance to duty. It cites Kathleen Norris and the fictional Georgiana to illustrate how moral rules unlock true freedom rather than mere willfulness.
Describes a dress apron pattern No 2030 featuring a dainty bow at the shoulder and sashes at the sides. Mentions fit sizes from M to 42 and urges ordering for the attractive pattern.
Answers cover ancient Rome legalizes Christianity under Constantine the Great. forest fires affect fish via smoke and heat stress. atmospheric pressure at sea level is one atmosphere or 1013.25 hPa. An apocryphal story is a widely circulated tale of uncertain authenticity. The Black Sea is smaller than Lake Superior in surface area. The largest US city not on navigable water is Phoenix, Arizona. The author of the line about six honest serving men is Rudyard Kipling. The Apostle of the Scots is Saint Ninian. A halberd is a two handed spear with an axe blade used by medieval infantry.
Constantine the Great is the answer to item 1. Yes. Item 2 notes alkali ash from rains harming fish in streams and lakes. Item 3 cites a pressure of 14.7 psi. Item 4 reads one of doubtful authority. Item 5 states the Black Sea is five times as large. Item 6 locates Indianapolis. Item 7 names Rudyard Kipling. Item 8 names John Knox. Item 9 defines a long spear pole with an ax blade and pike head.
To clean bricks make a paste from powdered pumice and ammonia then dry and scrub with warm soapy water. Let curtains dry before starching. A few tablespoons of chopped peppers improve salads. Glycerin removes tea and coffee stains from linen. For roasts place the far side up so melted fat bastes.
Readers are invited to request a grand cook book free by sending a post card to Standard Brands Inc Dept W 691 Washington Street New York City. The advertisement promises dozens of appetizing recipes including Apple Cake Coffee Cake and Herb Bread.
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