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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1972
Page
5
The columnist describes removing stubborn window screens, noting oily vapors cling to fibers and dust. Four paper towels form dust balls as grime lifts, then ammonia and water with a brush clean the inside, followed by rinsing with running water. A friend learns screens can revive their appearance after months of neglect.
An advertisement and readers’ tips fragment mix from a vintage column. It mentions pattern patterns 3b 10 14 and a price of seventy five cents, with mail instructions to Marian Martin, Mexico Ledger Pattern Dept. and New York address. The page also contains letters about sewing, fashion hooks, and home hacks with user comments and received questions for Heloise.
A fragmented list of crossword clues across and down with numbers and partial entries. The text mixes mixed Greek letters and brief hints like Inacithor Verge Leamning and other cryptic references, suggesting a puzzle page draft with incomplete entries and stray symbols.
The Mexico Audrain County Library announces new adult books across non fiction fiction and reference lists. Titles include works by Baldwin James Schulz Trevelyan Trevelyan Hemingway Hemingway and many others from American Library Association and Missouri Commission on Human Rights catalogs.
President Nixon lands back in Washington after a four day weekend trip to Florida and the Bahamas with a light schedule ahead. He reviewed Domestic Council on the Economy documents and rising food prices while staying in touch with Henry Kissinger. No appointments were announced for today or Wednesday, his 32nd wedding anniversary, and a private dinner was planned for Mrs Nixon. Nixon convened a meeting with four top economic advisers for Thursday.
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