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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1944
Page
3
Lynn Chambers presents practical outdoor dining advice for picnics with organized prep and simple recipes. He includes All-American Hamburgers Hot Cheese Frankfurters Creamy Scrambled Eggs Bacon Sandwiches and Fish Chowder plus Roast Corn and Rocks cookies with canning tips and a note to write for more guidance.
A compact craft guide notes boiled water for safety on camping trips while sparkling water may not be safe. It suggests natural cold storage ideas like shallow earth pits lined with stones and describes using a canoe paddle as a bread board.
Gracious slim lined afternoon dress patterns from Barbara Bell Nos 1968 and 1988 target older women and children. No 1968 fits sizes 34 to 48 with a front panel skirt treatment for a trim look and no 1988 covers ages 1 to 5 with dress bonnet and trim. Due to high demand and wartime delays, orders take longer to fill.
Instructions describe turning an old dresser mirror into a frilly vanity with three sides curtain covered. Use orange crates or boxes, lumber scraps, a curtain rod, hooks, wire, cup hooks, hinges, screws, and nails. Curtains hide uneven edges. booklet notes mailing copy available for 15 cents.
Tattooists may use outlining machines with four needles shading machines with 12 needles and up to 17 shades of pigment.
Hang a bag in the sewing room to collect scraps for weekly mending. Dampen a bar of laundry soap and rub inside feather mattress ticking to stop feathers from leaking. Quartered lemons provide sourness for baked beans and garnish. Pack apples individually in newspapers to improve storage in barrels.
A carpet sweeper salesman meets a rough cottager who refuses to trade. He offers a large part payment, but the cottager replies that he kept his old sweeper for better or worse, staying true to his purchase.
The article explains fish such as cuttlefish move by jet propulsion, expelling water through gill slits to swim swiftly. Tail and fins stay motionless. reversing direction is achieved by drawing water in and expelling it from the mouth as an emergency brake.
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