Inexpensive Patchwork Quilts Offer Easy Designs
A 19th century Home Craft Co pamphlet explains frugal patchwork quilting using eighteen 9 inch blocks and about three ounces of prints to make a full size quilt. Folders 536 38 and others provide diagrams yardage for back and borders and can be obtained by sending a small fee and self addressed envelopes to Home Craft Co Dept D St Louis Ave St Tonle.
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Home Craft Co. Dept
Nineteenth and
St Louis Ave
St. Tonle
Inde Ranks High in Cleanliness and Pineapple Pheasant Note
Inde earns recognition for cleanliness amid a changing landscape once a cattle ranch. The Hawiar group highlights a well kept City with painted roofs Norfolk pines shading streets and hibiscus and fow- plants in yards, signaling a thriving, orderly island community.
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Hawiar
Islands
No Monotony for Him to Whom All Ways Are New
A quotation from Phillips Brooks extols daily life as an adventure for those who greet each dawn with the expectation of new paths and discoveries. The text contrasts routine with the thrill of uncertain journeys and unseen places, urging perceptive, open eyes to the world.
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Philips Brooks
Love Intoxication court ruling awards damages
Colorado Supreme Court upheld a $2,000 damage award to two girls who said the driver of the car they rode in was kissing another girl before the crash. Justice Haslett P. Burke stated the driver’s intoxication due to lovemaking did not excuse responsibility.
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Colorado Supreme Court
Lone
Haslett P. Burke
Bright Colors Enhance Child Safety in Winter Wear
The USDA home economics bureau urges dressing children in bright conspicuous outer garments in winter to aid motorists noticing them. While avoiding city streets, crossings may be necessary for retrieving toys, so caution plus high visibility reduces risk. Children prefer gay colors and mothers may foster a durable fashion trend.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Capacity for Improvement Even in Worst Character
A midcentury quotation attributed to Blair asserts that even the worst characters possess latent capacity for virtuous improvement. It argues extra motives can guide a person toward higher perfection, revealing hidden virtuous potential.
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Blair
Roosevelt and Business Clash Shapes in New Deal Policy
Washington column notes growing tension between President Roosevelt and business interests as Congress returns. It cites calls to reduce New Deal spending, potential tax hikes, and a split over relief and recovery budgets. Senator Borah's looming influence and Republican nominating dynamics add to the political backdrop.
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State of the Union
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White House
Warm Springs
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NRA
Guifey
Tennessee Valley Electric Power Project
Senator Borah
Borat
Borah
Aguund
Berah
Memorial raised by Black brothers for white traders in Africa
Two white traders who befriended the local nafires in a village were killed. Their Black brothers honored them with a stone memorial bearing only a whisky bottle and a pack of cards. Rev. Dick Sheppard recalls the incident in the Illustrated Weekly of India.
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Dick” Sheppard
India
Doctors Know Mothers Read This Three Steps
A dated health advice piece explains that liquid laxatives, especially Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with senna and cascara, help restore regular bowel function when used in gradually reduced doses. It claims many doctors and hospitals favor liquid forms for gentler, steady relief and urges consulting a doctor or pharmacist.
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