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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
6
Practical 19th century fire making and garter care tips. Shows step by step coal fire setup with dampers ash removal and air flow. Includes quick fixes for stocking wear using buttons rings and tissue to prevent runs.
A historical DIY note describes mending china with a gum arabic and plaster cement. It instructs mixing plaster into gum arabic and water until a creamlike paste forms, brushing it onto broken edges to join pieces. After three days rehealing provides stronger adhesion and the cement’s whiteness adds value.
This piece describes growing a fern ball a Japanese novelty that looks best when hung from a string and requires soaking an hour before hanging and repeating every other day while avoiding complete dryness. It also offers a method to revive smudgy dull hearth tiles by rubbing with turpentine soaked flannel and drying for a fresh look.
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness shown during our bereavement. Mrs. Clarence Lee Hamilton and family express gratitude for support and sympathy.
Aunt Phoebe Judson displays a DAR earthenware teapot filled with coins to fund wool for soldiers, recalling the Boston tea party. Wilder Jones wins the city election by one vote and distributes cookies to clerks as a celebratory token.
The Washington Farmer commentary notes Pullman State College is taxpayer funded, well financed, and equipped. It states tax cost examples showing the college burden is under 1 percent of income in the examples given and emphasizes the school's role in shaping young people for life.
A list of items includes watch chains, portfolios, fobs, chains, knives, cuff-buttons, and tie pins highlighting available small personal items and accessories.
Here is a splendid value in Ladies' Shoes one that would be hard to beat anywhere. Don't fail to investigate it. Ladies patent leather shoes gun metal or cloth tops three fifty to four. These shoes are of fine quality and would retail today at six dollars. A lucky purchase months ago enables us to offer this line at so low a figure.
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