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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
8
A reflection on the value of speaking freely and plainly with trusted friends. The piece likens honest dialogue to sift chaff from grain, keeping what is worthy and discarding the rest with a steady, faithful hand.
Household hints cover removing duck feathers by boiling water and steaming. A back door shelf prevents dirt from deliveries. Mayonnaise avoids curdling by adding beaten eggs to cold vinegar then boiling. Protect hybrid tea roses by mound soil to one foot before freeze. Cottage cheese mixed with orange marmalade jelly or jam fills graham bread sandwiches. Print child name inside rubbers to identify them at school. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
A Mississippi Vocational News excerpt urges persistent work as a remedy for burdens, sorrow, doubt, and fear. It urges continuing labor in all trials, claiming work as the greatest material remedy and life saver.
Stuart Graham accuses Brynildson of an illit erate marriage to Deborah while Grandmother faces him with calm firmness. She denies his claims, asserts Deborah’s choice, and Bryn contends with Deborah in a hidden grove as she declares she loves him and seeks his return. The scene ends with unresolved romantic tension.
The piece recounts Lafayette’s fate during the French Revolution. Jacobins dismiss him from the army declare him exiled and place a reward on his capture. He is captured at Liege, jailed in Germany, offered freedom to conspire against France, and replies with the refusal Never I am still Lafayette.
The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept announces patterns 1981 1852 and 1970 with sizes 14 through 52 and child sizes 2,4,6,8. Materials range from dimity to voile and gingham. Send fifteen cents for the Barbara Bell Fall Pattern Book from 367 W Adams St Chicago Ill Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
A collection of aphoristic maxims on behavior and perception. It urges restraint in pushy enthusiasm, notes how life marks the face, and comments on ignorance, profit from advice, and youth development with insights about change and growth.
At the League of Nations sessions in Geneva a speech translator system conveys diplomats' words. Microphones feed expert interpreters who translate into a second language and speak into telephones connected to delegates earphones with adjustable knobs for listening.
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