Rubies and Coins Highlighted in Stamp Circle Pattern
A fragmented notice describes stamps or coins with a circle pattern and needlecraft hints. It mentions rubies as rare and valued, noting a world sample weighted between 25 and 50 in vague terms.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1938
Page
8
A fragmented notice describes stamps or coins with a circle pattern and needlecraft hints. It mentions rubies as rare and valued, noting a world sample weighted between 25 and 50 in vague terms.
A Geographic survey describes Australian cattle ranches in Queensland and the Northern Territory, noting vast un-fenced properties, long mustering campaigns, and cattle moves to water and storms. It covers station life, duffing, transport, and the move toward chilled beef via refrigeration research in Brisbane to supply London markets.
The article surveys cereals as vital food, detailing energy values, protein quality, mineral and vitamin content, and the germ and bran benefits. It explains whole grains versus refined products, digestibility, bulk's laxative value, and how cereals form the main diet from infancy to old age with varied preparations.
Readers learn to cut hems and embroider long sides of mats with blanket stitches and tiny chain stitches. The article highlights blue denim mats with heavy white embroidery and matching or plain napkins, and cites Mrs. Spears book offering 90 embroidery stitches and directions, asking readers to order Book 2 for 25 cents.
A reflective note on affluence and ownership suggests guarding wealth with conservative views. It warns against judging actions without understanding motive and places hope as a grace that arrives when invited.
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