Sachet Pretties Enhance Charm Of Petticoats
Alicia Hart reports on sachet filled pretties designed to add fragrance and charm to rattled petticoats. The piece outlines sewing tips and decorative options for creating fragrant fabric accessories.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1948
Page
9
Alicia Hart reports on sachet filled pretties designed to add fragrance and charm to rattled petticoats. The piece outlines sewing tips and decorative options for creating fragrant fabric accessories.
The item promotes Laura Wheeler Needlecraft patterns and books with embroidery charts photos and instructions. It urges sending coins for Pattern 808 and Fifteen cents for a Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book, highlighting sachet scents and simple needlework ideas for linens and petticoats.
Bindle savors a cigar, trimming the band and puffing deep as Sterling lights it. Bindle, calm and unreadable, surveys Sterling while noting his own weakness for fine cigars. He finally breaks the silence to declare, We get to business, you know why I’m here.
Ohio Attorney General Hugh S. Jenkins rules local relief authorities may fund temporarily disabled indigents in rest homes with county bearing permanent costs. Middletown Public Welfare says 10 persons are supported by the Civic Association’s Family Service Bureau at $75 to $125 monthly each, and city took over in January 1946.
The article lists five gemstones as precious stones: diamonds, emeralds, opals, rubies, and sapphires.
Helen Louise Hoskins residing unknown is ordered to answer by August 1 1948 in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County Ohio to a petition filed June 21 1948 by Clarence B Hoskins for divorce on gross neglect of duty. Clerk Conrad C Steuh Deputy Joseph T Kiep Casper Casper Attorney. Publication dates June 23 30 July 7 14 21 28 1948.
Annie Mary Miller and Pearl Taylor are each named in Butler County Common Pleas Court cases. Pearl Taylor seeks divorce from Charles W. Taylor on gross neglect of duty. Annie Mary Miller seeks divorce from Albert Miller on wilful absence. Citations show case numbers 62450 and 62448 with August 7 1948 deadlines for answers. Conrad C. Stroh clerk. attorneys Casper & Casper. Proceedings dated June 23 to July 28 1948.
A guide urges women to plan a decade ahead to enhance attractiveness beyond looks. It advises pursuing creative learning, avoiding rigidity, and making new friends while staying curious about the world, especially helping younger women. The piece notes moon missions will require different walking effort due to reduced gravity.
A young woman introduces herself to another guest at a large party. She states her full name, Sally Smith, signaling a polite greeting and social engagement amid the crowd.
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