Around the House Tips For Cleaning And Maintenance
A collection of home advice covers removing fresh paint spots from clothing with turpentine and ammonia, extending machine stitching with ruled paper, removing vase stains with salt and vinegar after hours, trimming string beans lengthwise for quicker cooking, dustproofing picture backs, and cleaning wax floors by applying turpentine to lift wax before washing and polishing.
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin
Constipation with acid indigestion, bloating, and belching are described as caused by undigested food in the stomach and slow bowels. The remedy combines Pepsin and Laxative Senna to digest food and stimulate bowel movement, marketed as a pleasant tasting family laxative suitable for children.
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Dr. Caldwell
Falsehoods Our Curse Liars Are the Cause of Sins and Crimes
A philosophical line attributes all sin and crime to lies and falsehoods. Epictetus is cited as framing deceit as a central human failing driving societal harm.
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Epictetus
Maiden Effort intrigues theater faction and hidden funds
In Maiden Effort, Kelsey and allies confront A Leon Snydacker’s lawyer about a possible blackmail plot surrounding Miss Marion Van Stratten. A bank book reveals a fifteen thousand dollar deposit, changing suspicions about Kelsey and exposing fault lines among the Maiden Effort group.
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Leon Snydacker
Germine
Sayles
Silver Screen
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Mr. Gormine
Bones of Last King of Poland Carried Home in Unceremonious Transfer
Soviet railwaymen quietly delivered the wooden casket of Stanislas Augustus Poniatowski from Moscow to Wolczyn near Brest Litovsk and placed it behind a church altar. Polish officials and press condemned the abrupt transfer as indecorous, arguing the king should rest in Krakow's Wawel crypt. The affair sparked public sentiment over a proper royal homecoming.
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Catherine II
Augustus III
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Belief of primitive people on the soul leaving the body
Col lier's Weekly notes that many primitive peoples fear a asleep man's soul may die if it does not return before waking. Covering a sleeper's face is seen as a crime, sometimes likened to murder, as it may confuse the soul and hinder its search for the body.
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Collier's Weekly
Filet Squares for Modern Heirloom Pattern 6373
The palm motif inspires a simple crochet filet square featured in Pattern 6373. Includes instructions chart illustrations and materials list for mercerized cotton and finer threads. Send 15 cents and name address pattern number to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W 14th St New York.
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Sewing Circle
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Seven Virtues and Miscellaneous Trivia Answers
The quiz yields seven virtues Faith Hope Charity Prudence Justice Fortitude Temperance. The Farmer King is George III noted for rustic dress and tastes. A zoological dictionary lists nearly 250000 living creatures. A congressman at large is elected by all state voters. A wrong number is not busy when using the phone because a busy signal can still indicate a wrong number. U S coins can change design once in 25 years by law.
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United States
George III
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