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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1951
Page
5
Household tips cover uses for chimney soot as fertilizer and salt lemon tile cleaning. Methods include linseed oil for fireplace stones, vinegar to soften vegetable glue, colorless nail polish as glue substitute, and using an ice cloth to moisten envelopes and stamps.
An article discusses bag-worm lure use for bream, detailing how to extract the worm from its cedar sac and fish with it. It advocates a postage stamp honoring conservation, cites Claude D. Kelley of the National Wildlife Federation, and urges Congress to issue such a stamp. It also covers fur price forecasts, fish scent cues, and a gun fit test for big game.
Dorinda LaCroix is questioned about the death of a salesman who used a masquerade to protect Grandmother Thorndyke. A deputy suspects foul play after a wreck and a woman resembling Dorinda is seen with Taylor before the crash. Derinda must explain her meeting with Taylor and her whereabouts.
Dorinda agrees to stay a few more days while an inquiry unfolds at the seaside house. Fay and Edward debate her removal and the delay underscores the tension as Dorinda battles panic and a hinted peril surrounding Cleve and Grandmother. Taylor remains unreturned.
In the tense household, Dorinda confronts Edward about staying in a false role at his house. He hints at control over Fay and implies a distant future together while forbidding Dorinda from befriending his staff. Dorinda resolves to seek distraction upstairs.
Aunt Harriet worries Lana faces dull life at Lucy’s, begs Dorinda to talk with Lucy and Edward. Dorinda vows to help while Lana remains independent, and Cleve Adams arrives with a playful puppy as the scene shifts to new domestic tensions.
An advertisement describes Pattern No 8658 a two piece dress with contrast peplum in sizes 11 12 and 18 and a separate graceful afternoon dress Pattern No 8509 for larger figures in sizes 36 38 48 50 and 52 with soft bodice drape and gore skirt. It promotes sending 25 cents for spring and summer Fashion magazine.
An interesting hooked rug features interlocked circles, flowers and cherries. It can be made in any size by adding 12 inch sections.
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