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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1940
Page
8
Woolly lamb crafted from three wire coat hangers towels hair pins and thread. Builder explains head formed with a cloth ball and towel square, body shaped by winding toweling strips. Reading reader notes joy of craft booklets. Book 6 describes the series and offers new home ideas. order details promised.
A vintage tobacco ad suggests saying Merry Christmas with a one-pound Prince Albert gift tin. It promotes holiday wrapping gift cards and ready-to-give tins from tobacco stores, claiming cool burning tobacco and rich taste to brighten a man’s Christmas morning.
In Luke 11 1 3 the lesson urges personal prayer over talk about prayer. It outlines a principle of prayer asking seeking and knocking as faith actions and presents the promise of prayer through the Father. Jesus models prayer and offers a teaching prayer as a flexible guide.
The article describes a four-piece dress pattern for child sizes 3 to 6 with step by step sewing instructions. It notes fabric choices like velveteen or taffeta with fine trim such as organdy and lace and lists required materials including 14 yards of 30 inch fabric and velvet ribbon for size 4.
A simple dress design for a young girl features a slim waist with tucked waistline, a flaring rippled skirt, and frill and ribbon trim at the sleeves and neckline. Diagram sketch shows an easy sewing process to cut and assemble for a stylish party outfit.
Mrs Milligan remarks to Mrs Graystone that she has odd stockings. Mrs Graystone replies with a sly retort noting anyone with more than one pair may wear such hosiery, delivering a subtle, sharp rebuke without hostility.
The set asks which poem holds the line If winter comes can spring be far behind and covers topics from the Circus Maximus seating to the original home of the potato and a canticle to US navy ranks above captain. It also asks about the salary origin, a law punishing acts before passage, Burgundy wine weight and color, tundra definition, and Franklin D Roosevelt's 1936 electoral landslide.
The list provides quick facts: Shelley wrote Ode to the West Wind. The Circus Maximus held about 250000. Regions of Peru and Chile. A short hymn. Rank: Rear admiral. Latin salt money origin salarium. Ex post facto. Wine descriptors heavy rich dry color red and white. A treeless Arctic plain. Yes. James Monroe’s 1820 reelection: 231 electoral votes to Adams’s 1. Adams’s lone vote came from New Hampshire.
The speaker urges living with deliberate virtue and cheer, urging constant good deeds while time remains. Death is near, so one should fill life with continuous acts of kindness, leaving as little space as possible between them.
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