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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1971
Page
5
Dear Heloise shares a reader project to craft a winter poncho from an old hand knitted sweater. The writer unraveled the sweater, spun new yarn, and used leftover pieces to complete a colorful poncho with simple materials and care.
A miscellany of vintage ads and reader letters from a 20th century issue includes a printed pattern offer for Misses sizes B through 14, pricing details, and ordering instructions to Maria Martin in New York. It also features humorous letters from Heloise and readers on home crafting, kitchen tips, and a wildlife bug prevention note.
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U S citizens can propose stamp ideas to the Postal Service and have them reviewed by the Citizens Stamp Advisory Committee. The panel receives over 30,000 requests yearly but approves about 15. One Fairfield CT resident, Martin Waxman, suggests a stamp honoring John Hanson. The note also covers Israel and Taiwan stamp issues and trivia on stamp history and facts.
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