Easy Stitched Initials Pattern Idea for Linen Embroidery
Learn to stitch lazy-daisy outlines with a french knot center to dress up linens and accessories. Pattern 6158 includes transfer patterns for two 2% inch alphabets two 1% inch alphabets four motifs and stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York.
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Sewing Circle
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Phillips Milk of Magnesia promoted for children
A mother urged to consult a doctor before using unfamiliar remedies and to choose Phillips Milk of Magnesia for children. The ad highlights peppermint flavored tablets and liquid form, noting both cost 25 cents and Mom’s easy access to the genuine Phillips' product.
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Magnesia
Phillips
Curing Tobacco: Growers Work Long Hours in Heated Barns
The grower cures tobacco often in metal flue barns that apply heat without smoke. The planter labors day and night until the curing process is completed.
Inonu and Welles Highlight Postwar Diplomacy
A survey of Ismet Inonu as Turkey's rising leader and Sumner Welles shaping U S policy. Inonu's deft diplomacy contrasts with his military prowess while Welles boosts the Good Neighbor policy and Western alliance plans in Latin America. Donat rises from failure to fame after a moment of despair inspired by a director.
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Europe
Ismet Inoriu
Turkey
Kemal
Ataturk
Inonu
Kemal Ataturk
Ismet
Mustafa Kemal
Anatolia
Smyrna
Ismet Inonu
Tal
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Donat
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Korda
WNU
Penalized for That Which Was Unavoidable
W. B. Maxwell relates a tale about Lord Hal bury and his caddie. The lord chancellor faced a second stroke after his ball was moved by the caddie in a hush. The jurist laments a harsh decision and argues golf blends skill with inevitability.
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Lord Halbury
Two Necessities The Eloquence Duo
A concise reflection notes that true eloquence demands both an eloquent speaker and an eloquent hearer, highlighting the mutual dependence of delivery and receptivity. The aphorism underscores the relational nature of persuasive communication.
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