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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1946
Page
6
The article advises fluffing pillows daily to extend their life by circulating air around feathers. It notes that warped doors may be fixed with a third hinge. It warns against drying fur coats on radiators and warns that opening oven doors wastes fuel and lengthens cooking time.
An excerpt quotes Maynerd Dixon urging a return to the desert. He imagines being blown over sun-lands and suggests seeking news from the dust’s creatures, the horned toad, sage, and juniper, whose quiet inform you.
A retrospective celebrates Arizona as home to 500000 residents with diverse landscapes from northern plateaus to southern deserts. It traces Phoenix's growth from a 19th century settlement to a 153000 metropolis, highlights Oraibi as the oldest continuously inhabited village, notes mining, agriculture, and tourism, and profiles Sidney P Osborn, born in Phoenix and 1940 governor, linking state pride to landmarks, dams, missions, and national monuments.
The Navajos number at least 42,000 across 45 clans. Their reservation covers about 8 million acres of desert terrain with mesas canyons and wind blown sands. Once 9,000 in 1869, the tribe has grown yearly while living semi nomadic life and earning from sheep herding blanket weaving and silver work noted for hammered pieces.
Crochet fans can order the Giant Strawberry Potholder pattern number 5333 by mail. Send 16 cents, plus your name and address to obtain complete instructions for a bright red crochet pot holder with green seed and leaf details.
The smallest stamps on record were issued 1863 to 1866 by Bolivar now Colombia and measured one-fifth of a square inch. The largest stamp, issued in 1865 by the United States, covered 7.48 square inches, about thirty six times the size of the tiny Bolivar issue.
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