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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1941
Page
3
Ruth Wyeth Spears guides crafting cheerful pot holders for a spring bazaar. Instructions show facing figures with bandanna accents, using a tan face fabric and cotton interlining, plus button eyes and stitched mouths. Readers may order more booklets by mail.
Carol Coburn, Alaska born and teaching in Matanuska Valley, helps save six or seven children from a blazing school house with Miss Teetzel watching. Lander and Coburn confront entangling romances as fires rage and aid arrives led by Katie OConnell.
The pattern 8867 offers a simple dress design that flatters most figures by accenting curves and waistline. It features a deep V neckline suitable for jewels or floral embellishments, a detailed sew chart included, and sizes 16 18 20 40 and 42 with fabric estimate of 4 yards of 39 inch material for size 16. Mail your order today.
Katie O Connell interrupts packing to declare quarantine with two scarlet fever cases in the infirmary. Buddy warns the narrator he cannot walk out on him, though Miss Teetzel is sidelined with bronchitis and is no longer in the picture.
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The list answers include David as Solomon's father, the year 1931, Zachary Taylor, a total term of fifty six years for copyright with renewal, soap as a product, a claim that eight have, a Damascus mosque named for Jesus, and a device used to mark time in music.
Practical guidance covers using a dry cloth to move hot pans, adding ammonia to water to freshen air, cracking eggs one by one to avoid ruining cakes, removing gum from rugs with dry cleaning fluid, using turpentine to strip wax from floors, and choosing rectangular doilies for more space and placing them a quarter inch from the table edge. This compendium preserves traditional home care advice and common sense approaches.
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