Lesson for February 27
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1944
Page
7
Lesson subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education, used by permission.
AVA MO in the Missouri Ozarks shows strong independence and skepticism toward New Deal programs. Farmers report benefits from FSA loans helping start dairy operations and improve farms, while OPA rules and rural attitudes fuel resistance, politics leaning Republican, and enduring local pride amid reform efforts.
In Ava Missouri a wave of anonymous gifts arrived by mail from Kansas City, including ten, twenty, and fifty dollar bills with notes criticizing the New Deal. Citizens theorize about motives but most townsfolk already oppose the Democratic administration and view the acts with suspicion.
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1841 B designed for sizes 36 through 52 features a dress with a smoothed or ruffled yoke. It suggests a size 38 with short sleeves and requires 35 yards of 39 inch material, plus 1 yard for a vestee or 2 34 yards for ruffling.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1899 offers sizes 1 to 5 years with ruffled back outfits and matching panties for little sisters. Pattern No. 1892 serves ages 10 to 20 with bust sizes 28 through 38 inches and yardage for 32 or 35 inch material.
Store hats one to a hat box or stand and brush after each wearing. Do not make dust cloths from old sheets. Cut sheets into cot or crib sheets or pillowcases. Remove stains from table linens before washing to prevent setting. Tuck loose thread ends into the spool notch or make a new notch with a razor blade if needed.
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