Kline Defends Farm Bureau Image At Washington Luncheon
Profile of AN B Kline president of the American Farm Bureau Federation notes a softened image after a luncheon at the Statler Hotel. He dispels rumors about Dewey and secretary of agriculture and affirms his commitment to the job amid a mixed party membership.
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Pretty Date Dress and Aprons Pattern Features
Sewing Circle Patterns showcases Pattern No. 3184 for a juniors frock with a draped neckline and full skirt in sizes 11 to 18, plus Pattern No. 3188 for colorful hostess or kitchen aprons in multiple sizes. The Spring and Summer Fashion issue promises fabrics, features, and a 25 cent pattern print inside.
Watch Theft At Lodge Meeting Ends With Quiet Return
A new lodge member realizes his watch was stolen during his first meeting. The president questions nearby attendees and later returns the watch, telling the member not to speak up as the thief has not yet realized the loss.
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First Aid 10 The Ailing House by Roger C Whitman
A reader asks about removing a yellow brown film from a baby bottle sterilizer after shrimp use. Advice suggests vinegar and water soak, boil, then scouring powder. cleaning fluid or kerosene may help. The rest includes a light humorous anecdote about a widow and telegram.
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Roger C. Whitman
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