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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1940
Page
6
Mother shares pleasure in handwork for her five year old's dresses and explains a honeycomb smocking trick for fullness without a special pattern. Instructions start at the second tuck and include stitch directions and a note on Mrs Spears Book 2 with 42 embroidery stitches and free quilt block patterns with orders.
Gabriella and Kate return to a Maine cabin once owned by Uncle John and find it furnished with a hidden tension. The place shows signs of recent, unknown occupants and an oil lamp glows as they sense a troubling, unresolved presence.
Paul Reynaud, poised to form France's cabinet, urges a tight monetary link with Britain as a first line of defense. A lawyer and financier, he has long advocated devaluation and bold economic moves, representing a center bloc and standing out for his blunt, decisive style.
Two new garden cutouts offer practical and decorative use. A 19 inch duck with a Keep Off Grass sign and a 24 inch sunbonnet girl provide ready patterns for wall board plywood or thin lumber. Each pattern includes general cutout directions painting suggestions and order details.
Dr Augustus J Hambrook of the New York state commission on the hard of hearing notes that society shows little sympathy for the deaf compared with other handicapped groups. He cites 2 percent of schoolchildren with hearing impairment and 4 percent of the population needing help through lip reading and medical advances.
Whitley hired a crew to re paper his dining room and bathroom. While he was out, workers finished with wrong walls. The dining room received green tile and purple water lilies while the bathroom was papered. The paperhanger offered to swap but said it required a plumber.
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