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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1938
Page
7
A guide to stylish practical dresses for girls with details on a dirndl jumper and a large woman’s house dress. Describes fabrics, sew charts, sizing No 1621 and 1624, yardage, and a Fall and Winter Pattern Book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago, with 15 to 25 cent pattern prices.
Detroit police chief Fred W. Frahm testifies before a House committee on un American activities. Frahm warns of clashes from radical agitation as the Dies panel probes Communist influence in labor and government, citing sit down strikes and C IO control of unions. The column urges exposing internal radicals and questions why federal offices are spared.
A mother questions how nutrition science fits with her child's health as a grimy boy with a littered lolly prompts a push for hygiene. The piece urges daily baths clean clothes hand washing and soap in schools to reduce infections and strengthen growth.
Step by step applique project features a large puppy on a 9 inch block with a distinct ribbon. Pattern 1846 includes pieces, cutting and sewing instructions, yardage chart and finishing diagrams. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept New York with name address and pattern number.
A fragmentary reflection attributed to Plutarch notes Socrates would view misfortunes as a common heap from which each person would rather reclaim their own burden. The idea emphasizes measured sharing of hardships and personal responsibility.
Mrs C M L notes pulp in whole oranges adds laxative value beyond juice while both provide vitamin C. Miss F C V cites experiments showing beef liver contains twenty times as much copper as beef steak per reports by three investigators.
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