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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1939
Page
3
Advertisement invites readers to order a 1983 pattern featuring seven bluebird motifs for tea towels. Pattern requires transfers, stitch illustrations, color schemes, and costs 15 cents. Send name and address with pattern number to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Ave New York NY.
Collier's surveys strange facts from early colonial descendants count surpassing two hundred thousand. It recalls ale testers who sat on stools to judge sugar content and leather breeches as verdicts. Also notes oil tankers loading via buoy marked hoses from near San Luis Obispo and a legal cap on attorney fees for pension claims.
Rex Hale and Miss Hosanna confront a murderous plot tied to Joan and Ruth. Hosanna: merciless, desperate, and unrepentant as Hale plots mercy, control, and a lawful separation. The couple contemplates a future in California while protecting Ruth and Joan from a family scandal.
London Tit-Bits notes cricket balls are crafted in Teston near Maidstone using cork, worsted, and leather with up to 95 stitches. The balls endure long, with first-rate balls often lasting up to 1 000 runs in favorable conditions depending on use and pitch, while production remains traditional and skilled.
A simple twine bag design hangs over the kitchen table for quick access. The bag uses a straight piece of fabric with a French seam and bias bound top and bottom. Drawcords create a closing, and a bottom opening allows easy unspooling of twine. Also notes a new Sewing Book No. 3 offering 32 home decorating and gift ideas for 10 cents postpaid to Mrs Spears in Chicago.
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