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Newspaper
Daily Gazette
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
8
A collage of Dear Polly tips on paneling cleaning with vinegar and olive oil, removing old wax, pet peeves about magazine page sequencing, knee hot therapy method, camping bag trick, and a call for reader submissions for Polly's columns.
Hand letters to Polly's Pointers, Newspaper Enterprise Association, P O Box 4558, Chicago Illinois 60680. Do not send to The Daily Gazette.
Warmer weather brings new dishes Salmon Mexicana uses salmon green pepper onion mushrooms tomatoes and a thickened sauce served over rice Makes 4 servings Cucumber Tops creates tea hors d oeuvres from chicken spread walnuts apricot preserve and sour cream on bread with cucumber garnish Makes 20 sandwiches
Home economists recommend grilling a 8 to 10 pound ham for Independence Day using indirect medium heat with briquettes on both kettle sides. Time is about 9 minutes per pound. internal temp should reach 160 to 170 degrees. Glazes include Cranberry Glaze Honey Orange Glaze Peach Glaze and Baked Ham Glaze with clove garnish and pineapple rings.
New York reports spring trends featuring City Suits Short Shorts and blazers with long open coats and soaring skirts. Footwear includes wrap-around sandals espadrilles ghillies Clogs and platform looks. The Seriol Exercise Sandal blends style with fitness offering a molded sole and gripper toe action for leg and foot exercise.
The American Gem Society notes gems endure through wars and time, remaining valuable as investments. Emeralds from ancient Egypt and jade appeal for beauty and portability, while rising demand and dwindling supply push fine gems to premium status. Buyers should seek gemologically trained, reputable jewelers with AGS recognition.
A humorous travel column draft riffs on vacation tips and luggage, then spirals into airport mishaps. The narrator recalls buying pinatas in San Antonio and quips about souvenir mishaps, with mock apologies and absurd airport interactions.
For large feet bone colored shoes and hose slim the leg line. Plastic jewelry is inexpensive and matches any wardrobe. Colorful rings belts earrings and necklaces brighten summer looks. Pack drip dry dresses to avoid ironing and find retro Gay 90s swimsuits with stripes or ruffles atop knickers. Look for unusual shells on the beach and sew shells onto raffia for purses or jewelry.
Iris and daylilies should be planted or divided in early summer with sun exposure for best blooms. Inspect iris rhizomes for borers after flowering and divide affected clumps. Plant daylilies in July or early August with three or four crowns per piece. Apply peat moss with soil, fertilize lightly, and mulch to conserve moisture. Shade young plantings briefly in extreme heat.
Iron-on fabric lets anyone decorate clothing and home items with no sewing. Use ready-made or self-cut shapes like light houses boats and flags on curtains placemats and more. apply with a hot dry iron on smooth surfaces then wash and dry without loosening.
The pattern offers a long gown or jumpsuit for evening wear with a choice of fabrics. Includes color and fabric guidance from the Fashion Coordinator. Sizes 7 to 15, busts 31 to 37, pattern B-158 with Photo Guide, price 1.25 dollars, mail to Box 438 Midtown Station New York NY 10018.
This feature advises sewers on using trims to create unique looks. It highlights rick rack, braid, eyelet lace, and Venise lace textiles for peasant and country dresses, with sewing tips such as matching thread color and light tension. It emphasizes full-length trim work over precuts for a professional finish.
The guide explains calculating trim length when not shown on a pattern by locating trim placement and measuring the pattern or garment. Add at least a half yard more for joining, curves, or corners to ensure sufficient trim.
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