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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1939
Page
6
A reader asks if a four and a half year old son is too old for embroidery. Spears suggests a smart embroidered trim and offers step by step stitching guidance using pencil outlines, tiny chain stitches, and loop stitches. Includes order info for Book 2 Gifts Novelties and a free patchwork leaflet with Book 1.
Fragmented passages discuss American foreign policy debates, calls for unified and democratic action, and a peace-maker’s efforts to end a long conflict. The text references Congress, the President, and aid to nations resisting aggression amid a charged political climate.
A speaker references a quack doctor who has sold pills for twenty years with no complaints as a rhetorical point. The line includes a quip about a voice in the crowd and the slogan Dead men tell no tales, attributed to Santa Fe magazine.
A brief exchange shows a landlady chiding a boarder for leaving a cup of tea on a chair. The boarder replies that resting it helps steady his nerves, while the mentor comments on the odd placement.
Pattern 1841 provides directions for making oval and circular string doilies with measurements 18 by 36 inches and 12 and 6 inch pieces. It includes stitch illustrations and materials, with a photo section. Send 15 cents and provide name address pattern number to The Sewing Circle in New York for the pattern.
Rural traffic accidents surge with 172 percent rise since 1924 per the National Safety Council. City fatalities grew 30 percent in towns over 10 000, while rural districts faced most two vehicle collisions. In 1937 rural areas and small cities suffered 27 400 deaths and towns over 10 000 had 12 100 deaths.
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