Versatile Pup Embroidered Cross Stitch Teaser
A playful pattern features a pup that washes irons sews and plays a violin. The item suggests embroidering its amusing antics with cross stitch six to ten crosses per inch for daily designs.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1936
Page
3
A playful pattern features a pup that washes irons sews and plays a violin. The item suggests embroidering its amusing antics with cross stitch six to ten crosses per inch for daily designs.
A city editor recalls a ruined portrait while a new reporter describes a girl holding a book to shield her face during a photo. The scene contrasts with notes about color transfers and sewing patterns offered by The Sewing Circle, detailing motifs, instructions, and the needed materials.
A Tid Bits Magazine quip notes a theatergoer who recalls an evening out then wryly says their dream repeats the same outing. The line plays on double punishment by reliving the same event in sleep.
Quote from B H Liddell Hart in Current History compares 1914 armies to a stuffed museum effigy. It notes increased use of machine guns and aircraft may threaten infantry, making modern warfare resemble outdated prewar forms.
A farmer and his wife joke about keeping a pig to dispose of kitchen scraps. The wife claims profit, while the husband jokes he will eat almost anything.
An archival excerpt presents a George Eliot quotation discouraging careless associations and urging careful judgment of others. It contrasts brains unused with those applied to worthy aims, stressing belief in a great good guiding work, despite challenges.
Luke 14 15 24 lesson outlines Jesus as the bread of life and the invitation to salvation. It contrasts those who refuse with excuses about land oxen and marriage, and shows guests drawn from streets and highways, ending with the consequence of rejection.
Quote by Stopford A Brooke notes loneliness stems from failing to invite others into life. It warns against making too many claims on others or seeking excessive sympathy, urging self reflection and social effort.
A reflective line compares salt’s absence to the value of good people, noting that kindness is best noticed when missing and prompting readers to value virtue more when it is gone.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1833-B offers a high waist frock for girls age two to six with a lace collar, puff sleeves, and a flared skirt. Sizes 2 3 4 5 and 6 available. size 4 uses 1 1/2 yards of fabric. Suitable fabrics include gingham wool challis muslin silk crepe and party frock fabrics.
A reflective piece contrasts two routes in love and friendship. One path descends into pride and lust toward earthly ruin, while the other rises through purity and generosity toward the celestial ideal. It warns that love can be a harbor light or a false beacon.
The Barbara Bell Pattern Book featuring Spring designs is ready. Send fifteen cents for your copy to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., 367 W. Adams St., Chicago, Tl. Bell Syndicate. WNU Service.
A fragment notes that some people’ s judgment suggests an eventual jail outcome. It reflects on behavior patterns and foresight, implying crime or punishment as a future consequence.
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