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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1939
Page
7
A stitched rug project uses rags and knitting to form an oval center with bands. Directions cover casting on four stitches, increasing to four inches depth, binding off to finish, plus coloring for bands and sewing, with a leaflet offer from Mrs. Spears of Chicago and details for ordering and postage.
Mary Goring hides her longing for Dr. Chris Cragg while family finances strain. She travels to New York with Aunt Linnie, meets Editor Phillip Buchanan who offers a writing series, and learns of Cragg's marriage to Lisa Graceland. Mary receives a box from Italy and a distressing letter from Ellen before joining a party at Jerry Taylor's penthouse.
Mary observes Jim Ormsby and learns he is Lelia’s former husband. Phillip Buchanan confirms Lelia’s connection, while Mary hurries away on Fifth Avenue thrilled by the new assignment and her revived feelings.
Lelia Ormsby sits by the east window as Mary returns to Miss Carswell's apartment. Mary announces a boat sailing for the West Indies on March fifteenth, and Lelia jokes about her study of tropical travel literature while planning an exotic escape.
The famed Borobodoer temple in Java, built in the eighth or ninth century from volcanic stone, rises on a huge mound with four galleries and three terraces. Legend says an architect built it in 12 months as a wedding gift to a capricious woman who found an unfinished statue and left him for another.
A Burmese belief holds that constructing religious shrines turns a builder into a living saint. Each village is said to contain pagodas and shrines, ensuring Nirvana for the maker upon death.
Gardeners are advised not to water by sprinkling as surface watering harms roots and wastes time. Walter H. Nixon recommends laying the hose on the ground and keeping a slow flow for 20 minutes to half an hour to maintain steady subsoil moisture.
A reflective note stressing happiness through action and engagement with the world. It argues that inaction and excessive worry hinder joy, urging responsiveness to life’s charm as the path to happiness.
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