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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1943
Page
3
The Kaleidoscope quilt design uses seven yards of blue ginghams and whites to form a reversible pattern. A two tone bed nook with white painted woodwork, built in closets, and scalloped cornice is showcased. Mrs Spears offers pattern No 200 for Kaleidoscope and No 207 for cornice scallops, 15 cents each, by mail order.
Anne Heywood, heiress to a New York publisher, encounters espionage stakes in San Juan as German agent Richard Taussig weighs plans to destroy Puerto Rico’s water supply. Taussig’s room intrigue and a tense hotel confrontation set up dangerous intrigue amid a tropical gathering hosted by Sue Porter.
The center panel adds height and slimness to the dress, making this a popular school girl pattern. Pattern No 8470 comes in sizes 6 to 14 years with specific yardage for size 8. High demand and wartime conditions delay some orders. send your order to:
A set of trivia items asks 6 questions about politics religion and myth. Questions cover national parties number of strings on a harp who wrote the Virginia statute for religious freedom draft classifications in armed forces and the legendary figure who stole fire from heaven plus where the ancient Pitts lived.
The list provides six items with concise answers: 1) Thirty-five with only five elected Presidents, 2) Forty-six strings, 3) Thomas Jefferson, 4) Yes Class 1 C, 5) Prometheus, 6) Britain.
The treasury department has lent silver to new government plants to substitute copper in power lines. The silver will be recoverable after the war. One Michigan installation, worth $15,000,000 in silver instead of $185,000 in copper, is guarded at all times.
A distant star's light reaching the eye equals candlelight from six miles away. This comparison illustrates how faint some stellar sources appear from Earth and shows how brightness scales with distance in astronomical terms.
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