Gay Fruit Motifs Pattern Offer
A vintage notice offers seven transfers and a color chart for Gingham Fruit Designs Pattern no 5486. Send 20 cents plus your name address and pattern number to receive the design materials.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1949
Page
2
A vintage notice offers seven transfers and a color chart for Gingham Fruit Designs Pattern no 5486. Send 20 cents plus your name address and pattern number to receive the design materials.
A satirical column quotes Shudda Haddim on the alleged sponging of horses in a race and riffs on doping and fair play. It links quips about dope addicts, crooked tracks, and a dollop of global affairs with humorous asides from Elmer Twitchell and others.
The Broadway Bugle notes Reed’s plan for a wildly entertaining telecast show and cites comic bits from Jean Carroll and Baldy Burrows. Georgia Gibbs performs Homework with lively punch while Kaufmann and others muse on aging and looks in a satirical tone.
Advertises two gift options for smokers Camels 200 cigarettes and Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco in a pound tin. Promotes easy wrapping and space for personal greeting. Encourages giving these items as holiday gifts to friends who smoke.
The Bureau of Reclamation lists the Hoover Dam as 726 feet high the Shasta Dam at 602 feet and the Hungry Horse Dam at 564 feet. Grand Coulee on the Columbia River holds 10 percent of a million cubic yards of concrete making it the largest concrete dam by volume in the world.
Botanists report a greater diversity of native tree species in Great Smoky Mountains National Park on the North Carolina Tennessee border than in all of Europe. The finding highlights the park’s rich biodiversity and the region’s unique plant community.
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