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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1940
Page
7
The passage presents a concise credo that all growth relies on activity. It emphasizes that development requires effort and that work is a prerogative of intelligence and a measure of civilization.
Jebb confronts old secrets in Istanbul as Hafiz Mustafa identifies a Gladstone bag linked to Thatcher and the missing Cecilia Baxter. The tale weaves wartime passports, consular guaranties, and a wrestler’s bag of papers, ending with a pledge to repay Hafiz’s aid.
Jebb meets Hafiz Mustafa in a shabby khan where coffee, a narghile, and a questionable Bowery accent color a meeting. Mustafa boasts of selling a hash house in Washington Street and bringing his wife from Weesconsen, claiming American dancer status.
The article profiles prominent New York silversmiths of the 1600s and early 1700s. It notes Ahasuerus Hendrickse and Carol van Brugh as influential craftsmen, lists their works including a gold cup for Governor Fletcher, and mentions figures like Garrett Quelebagh Jacobus van der Gel and Bartholomew le Roux. It also references Dutch and Huguenot makers such as Windover, van Dyck, Bancker, Simeon Soumaine, and the Ten Eycks, highlighting civic involvement and evolving craft traditions.
A reader photo shows a group of braided rag rugs, all different, focusing on a scalloped border rug. The maker uses wool rags dyed as needed, tears strips an inch wide, braids tightly, and sews with double carpet thread while keeping the work flat on the table. Instructions describe centering a 15 inch row, expanding to 31 by 16 inches, edging with pins, and adding a two inch loop row. The note promotes Mrs Spears Book 3 with other crafts.
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