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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1945
Page
7
An old fashioned crazypatch quilt idea shows bright silk scraps from Victorian era garb and GI Joe items repurposed into decorative sofa throws. Encourages collecting silk bits and embroidery, notes inexpensive hobby and directions in Book 2 for making quilts with diagrams.
Walter A. Shead argues 85 million Americans own war bonds, totaling about 41 billion, with 12.04 percent redeemed by January 1 1945. He emphasizes government backing, payroll savings growth, and that bonds fund the war while citizens hold most of them to maturity.
Pattern No 1280 designed for sizes 34 through 48 with specific yardage requirements for 35 39 inch and 54 inch materials. War conditions cause longer fill times for popular pattern numbers. Send your order to the indicated address.
The questions ask about classical symbols and literary references. They probe the meaning of a phrase about a market arena, timing of an event named cockscrew, and details about symbols held by Lady Liberty, as well as a biblical line about rain and the definition of a story’s hero. Julius Caesar died at the base of the Pompey statue.
Treasury officials say the public debt ceiling must be raised again to 300 billion dollars for the seventh war loan. The open total stands at 241.02 billion with about 18.98 billion margin to the limit, and officials forecast two increases before June 1946 to cover a projected 292 billion debt by mid 1946.
A vivid early morning setting shows a tablet inscribed with the date of the Declaration of Independence and a focus on themes such as the quality of mercy and the leading actor. A statue of Pompey stands nearby.
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