Sheila Carscadden Finds Windfall In Ten Cent Purse
Sheila Carscadden loses her job in New York after bluntly challenging her boss. At home she shows Angela a thrifted blue purse, and finds fifty dollars hidden inside, changing their winter for her and her sister Angela’s hopes. Angela’s faith and Sheila’s doubt collide before the surprising gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Carscadden
New York
Cecilia Moore
Peter
Joe
Angela
Mrs. Carscadden
Sheila
Cecilia
Ford
St. Leo’s
C. K
Irish Catholic Family Faces Lost Money Dilemma
Sheila Carscadden wrestles with returning a purse found in a rummage sale to Tiffany's owner or keeping it to pay medical bills. Joe, Angela, and Mrs. Carscadden press for honesty while Sheila devises a plan to win back her blue coat, revealing family bonds and moral tension in County Mayo influenced life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela
Sheila
Peter
Sheila Carscadden
Mamma
Tf Joe
Joe
Neely
Margaret
Joel
Cecilia
Celie
Eighty-eighth Street
Mrs. Carscadden
Rks
County
Mayo
Sheila's Winter Escape Into the City Streets
Sheila leaves the Carscadden home after a provocative farewell. She hurries through a grimy winter world, hoping help will be handed back to her, and moves toward a downtown destination that echoes her Bronx origins and promises adventure in a city neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Sheila
Bronx
Willkie’s independence and a naval policy clash
A column lauds Wendell Willkie’s independence and cautious, informed approach while criticizing the push for a third term and the plan to sell 50 destroyers to Britain. It contrasts Willkie with Roosevelt and questions the rationale and risks of arming Britain with obsolete ships amid wartime danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willkie
Wendell Willkie
Grover Cleveland
New York State
Atlantic Seaboard
Franklin Roosevelt
Colorado Springs
New York
Britain
Josh Lee
Claude Pepper
Pepper
Doc Townsend
Josh
Great Britain
Alabama
Household Questions and Kitchen Tips From a Vintage Column
Practical advice on food storage and prep including keeping dry goods in dark places, cooling pies on a colander, flattening cookies with a wet knife, and using a sugar lump to prevent tea from tasting musty. It also covers cleaning with paper towels and enhancing fruit waffles with pineapple and candied fruits.
Rug hooking transfer order for rug frame directions
Order 78541 details a hot iron transfer for a rug measuring about 17 by 30 inches. Includes hooking directions and instructions for making rug frames. Send order to:
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Kathleen Norris
Eee Kathleen Norris
Rls
Hugh S
Johnson
United Features
WNU
Washington, D. C
Yeale
Ustrand Poultry CO
Placer Street
Butte, Montana
Photography
Fox Studios
Billings
Mont
Ogden
Utah
Acme Trading CO
Montana Ave
Kansas City, Moa
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