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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1949
Page
7
Ad offers a matching bonnet and jacket for babies in pink or blue and white using Shetland Floss. Patterns cost 20 cents each with directions, plus 15 cents for illustrations of new designs. Catalog promotes crochet knitting embroidery toys dolls and household items.
The Bronx began as a Westchester district named after Jonas Bronck who arrived in 1639. He bought about 500 acres in 1642, aiding the area that later produced Revolutionary figure Gouverneur Morris. In 1898 it joined New York City as a borough and since 1914 the borough and county boundaries have matched.
Instructions describe blanching carrots to loosen skins then rubbing them off. The method involves placing carrots in boiling water for several minutes and allowing them to stand before peeling.
A historic passage notes that the porcupine’s slow movement and perceived stupidity have saved hunters and woodsmen by offering an easy target for an unarmed man. It claims a starving figure could kill a porcupine with a stick or stone.
Safety notice advises clearing rubbish such as magazines and discarded furniture from attics and closets. It urges placing oily rags in airtight metal cans to prevent fires and reduce fire risk in storage areas.
Seoul became the Yi dynasty capital in 1392 marking a golden age for Korean learning science and art. It withstood the 1592 Japanese invasion before falling under Japanese rule in 1910 as the seat of the governor general.
Roger C Whitman explains a method to mend a broken marble table top with minimal visibility. Use plasterboard or a wooden reinforcement inside the frame, cement the edges, apply plaster of Paris on the back, press together, and allow to harden before reattaching the top.
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