Handy Bench From Single Board Pattern No 23 and 17
Colonial style bench can be cut from one ten foot board with legs top and cleats. Add extra legs to extend length and pair with a Sawbuck table for a dining set. Pattern details explain materials tools and steps. Send 25c for Pattern No 23 and Pattern No 17 to East Bird Pattern Co Pleasantville NY.
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Kremlin Shakeup Sparks Cold War Speculation
The article questions how much observers really know inside the Kremlin and notes renewed U S plans to fortify Iran amid rumors of moves. It recounts Thomas L Blanton’s 1921 censure for obscene material inserted in the Congressional Record and the near-expulsion vote affected by Congress leaders.
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Mondell
Fred Gillett
Diggles Keeps Duty Amid Dr Price Prescription Crisis
In a bitter day scene Mr Diggles, feeling the weight of moral conflict, contemplates dispensing a prescription while fearing manslaughter by Dr Price. A chance meeting ends with mutual respect as Dr Price seeks Diggles’ audit and Diggles affirms duty as habit and safeguard.
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Mr. Venables
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M* Diggles
Reds and Phillies Move Toward the NL Bottom in Spring Talk
The article weighs Reds and Phillies as tail-end contenders in spring training. It highlights stars like Ewell Blackwell and Richie Ashburn, notes injury woes and youth limits, and suggests Chicago’s Cubs may rise while Reds and Phillies battle for last place as March winds soften.
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Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Clearwater
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Phillies
Chicago
Cubs
Grantland Rice
Eddie Sawyer
Bucky Walters
Ewell Blackwell
Johnny Vander Meer
Ken Raffensberger
Herman Wehmeier
Harry Gumbert
Ray Lamanno
Sewing Circle Patterns Back Interest on Young Style
Charming date track in junior mood designed to win applause. A contrasting fabric for yoke and peplum with a keyhole neckline and bow accents. Pattern No. 8419 fits sizes 11 through 18. size 12 requires 4 1/4 yards of 39 inch fabric.
Questions and Answers About Common Knowledge
A playful quiz style asks ten trivia prompts covering topics from movie attendance and American meat preferences to language perfection, gold rush, fish sleep, culinary terms, tree diversity, lightning rods, and the largest weed.
Sulfa Use Cited to Avoid Overuse in Poultry
The American Veterinary Medical Association warns poultrymen against frequent sulfa use. In a test, 671 birds given sulfa for three to six days showed a 50 percent production drop, and it took sulfa-treated hens a month to match the production rate of 430 untreated birds. The association clarifies the warning is about overuse, not banning sulfa when needed.
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Household tips to save wear and keep chores efficient
Simple housekeeping pointers include painting basement step edges white to reduce hazards and dampening a cloth with alcohol to dust candles. Use a cork and scouring powder to polish knives, drop lemon peels in the wash boiler to brighten towels, wrap leftovers in waxed paper, and alternate shoes to extend wear.
Fact Fragments From a Varied Thirteen Statements
A collection lists varied facts and claims: daily movie attendance around one fifth of the U S population. Beverages flavors favor beef then pork. An Indian word meaning heaven high or near heaven. Greek is praised as a perfect ancient language. James Marshall died poor and alone in a mountain cabin. Some creatures float quietly in pools and streams. Tripe is the stomach of ruminants like cows. About 1 125 species exist in the country. Benjamin Franklin installed the first lightning rod in September 1752. Kelp is a seaweed reaching up to 1 500 feet in length.
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Benjamin Franklin
New England Flag Carried at Battle of Bunker Hill
As early as 1737 the New England colonies recognized flag featured a blue field with a white quartered by a red cross. A pine tree design was later added and carried at the Battle of Bunker Hill.
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