Patterns Sewing Circle pattern descriptions and order request
Sewing Circle advertises Pattern No 1381 B with notched collar cuffed sleeves and double pockets. Barbara Bell Pattern No 1961 B covers sizes 34 38 38 40 47 44 40 and 48 with 36 needing 4 1/2 yards of 45 inch material. Send orders to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1324 211 W Wacker Dr Chicago Endora 15 containing coins for pattern See bite Name Addrana.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
Wacker Dr
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Ask Me Another General Quiz Facts From Old Puzzles
A quick quiz set asks how many National League pennants the New York Giants have, what Griselda signifies in old romances, Mauritania’s location, the seven capital sins, Brian Boru’s people, the highest U.S. weather temperature recorded, and the Pony Express postal cost to cross the continent.
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New York Giants
Griselda
Mauritania
Brian Boru
Weather Bureau
United States
Pony Express
Answers and facts from history and science notes
The list compiles key statements: the Answers count is fifteen. Griselda stands as a model of patience. Northern Africa covers Morocco and part of Algeria. St Thomas Aquinas cites seven deadly sins as vainglory avarice gluttony lust sloth envy and anger. Brian Boru ruled Ireland as king and hero in 1002 14. a 184 degree reading occurred at Greenland ranch Death Valley California on July 10 1913. and the Pony Express began spring 1860 charging five dollars for letters up to half an ounce plus regular U S postage.
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Algeria
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Brian Boru
Greenland Ranch
Death Valley
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Pony Express
United States
Newfoundland’s Separate Dominion Status in Canada History
Newfoundland remains a self-governing dominion of the British empire and never joined Canada. It was discovered by John Cabot in 1497, the oldest British owned colony, and Newfoundland first appointed a governor general in 1728, while Canada was still French.
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Newfoundland
Dominion of
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Dominion of Canada
John Cabot
Cannada
Early Arrival Quotation Attributed to Lord Nelson
A quotation attributed to Lord Nelson credits punctuality as the key to success. The line emphasizes arriving a quarter hour early and reflects on the value of timeliness in life and achievement.
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Lord Nelson
New Ideas for eHome-makers by Ruth Wyeth Spears
New ideas for kitchen storage show glass and plywood doors to display dishes yet hide utensils. It describes building lower cupboards and sink enclosure first, with vertical supports and a 6 inch ruffle trimmed shelf. Notes promo for Book 4 with curtains, pantry door pocket, and more plans.
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Ruth Wyeth
Speara
Honesty Gains When Rogues Fall Out
An aphorism-like observation notes that dishonesty collapses as rogues quarrel, allowing honest men to prosper by default. The piece presents a moral reflection on virtue arising from internal conflict among the unscrupulous.
Ruth Wyeth Mes Drawer 10 Bpears Notice
Enclone 10 cents for each book ordered from Ruth Wyeth Mes at Bedford Hills New York. Name Cecressecus AGreSB. Reece.
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Mes
Ruth Wyeth
Bedford Hills
New York
Cecressecus Agresb
Reece
Unlabeled Proverbic Snippets From Uncle Phil Says
A collection of quips and wry observations on human behavior and politics. Topics include credit and action, navigation of life, doors, monkeys behavior, patriotism in paying a taxi fare, introductions, shade and self regard, peace and debt of war, boasting versus alibis, and gender misunderstandings across age groups.
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Deere
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