Pattern 210 Cutting Guides for All Parts
Pattern 210 provides actual-size cutting guides for every component. Price set at 25 cents.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1951
Page
8
Pattern 210 provides actual-size cutting guides for every component. Price set at 25 cents.
Dorothy Barclay offers time saving ideas for homemakers from ironing to mending and choosing nylons. Practical hints include using adhesive tape to mend, nail polish on button threads, dental floss for sturdy seams, and selecting denier ratings to fit occasions.
Canton Massachusetts physician Dr. Dean Sherwood Luce, 74, who opened his practice in 1905, was named the family doctor of the year by the American Medical Association. He has delivered three generations in some families, served in World War I, and valued patient care over profit.
A guide to appetite boosting warm weather salads with fresh tips. Includes Citrus Salmon, Baked Sea Food, Continental Salad Bowl, Chow Mein Salad, Salad-Dessert Loaf, and elegant dressings. Provides serving ideas, proportions, and chilling steps for crisp, appealing dishes.
A spring salad dessert loaf uses fruit gelatin juice and fruit pieces. Pair bread and butter sandwiches cut with cookie cutters for a dessert luncheon. Serve with a bright berry or peach sauce and a chilled rice pudding mold. A Parmesan topped casserole combines eggs mushrooms sardines and cream sauce for a hearty second course.
The note lists items from Lynn Chambers menu including potato chips or French fried potatoes pickles celery hearts olives crusty rolls and spice cake with a beverage recipe. It reads like a dated kitchen menu card or household notice accompanying a recipe.
The text describes mixing crabmeat with cucumber and mayonnaise served on tomato slices and toast, and topping lobster with cream on rice. It notes a sprinkle of almonds and coconut as an epicurean touch, plus a lime sherbet dessert in meringue shells with pineapple syrup.
A poultryman showcases an inventive three story chicken house system that uses a vertical flue to vent litter from each floor into a feed lot. An electric ventilating fan serves each floor and a modified lawn mower transfers litter into a manure loader at the lot end.
The U S department of agriculture urges fungicidal seed treatment for wheat oats barley and corn sorghum to prevent diseases and seed rot at a cost of only a few cents per acre. Farmers should ensure correct chemicals and rates when hiring treatment. With many farmers having soft corn this year they seek hybrids that will ripen next season and local corn demonstrations offer guidance.
Pattern No. 8611 offers a cool comfortable pinafore with eyelet embroidery options and twin pockets. Sizes 12 14 16 require 3 38 yards at 35 or 39 hole fabric and 1 14 yards of eyelet. Pattern No. 1237 lists sizes 34 36 38 40 46 48 with fabric and contrast yardage.
Advice on installing insulation with a vapor barrier in an attic. Use vapor proof paper between joists, as it protects insulation from moisture rising from the living spaces. After insulation, cover with tar paper or strong paper to guard against dust. Insulating batts come with vapor proof covering.
A sturdy wooden box with the bottom removed and a wire mesh inserted creates a vegetable washer. Place the box screen side down on the lawn and rinse vegetables with a hose to remove dirt efficiently.
The American Veterinary Medical Association journal reports DDT is losing ground to new chemicals that kill biting parasites on livestock and pets. Methoxychlor lindane and chlordan are filling the need, and farmers should be instructed on their proper use.
A coast to coast survey shows black remains the most popular color for today’s motor cars with green shades and other hues trailing. California trends favor brighter colors but black continues to lead nationwide by color variety.
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