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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1937
Page
3
A collection of practical notes on daily tasks and recipes. Tips include protecting mirrors from sun damage, using onion juice to remove rust, and adjusting stockings for better wear. Also covers steaming hats to fit, stewed macaroni with cheese, devilled egg lilies, and methods for cleaning combs and brushes.
A compact joke set features a timber merchant who dials trunk calls to branches, followed by a quip about there always being more room at the top by Oliver Optimist. The speaker muses whether he has seen a pyramid.
A humorous exchange from a New York Evening Journal quip notes a husband asking for five dollars amid a domestic scene. The wife, busy with bills, asks about past fishing success and jokes that a fishmonger charged for eight fish, not six.
A short reflective quote by F. R. Havergal on how impatience and ill temper impede others learning charity and meekness. It notes that wrong feeling is more contagious than misdeeds and warns that even without actions words can hinder daily effort.
Pattern No 1410 contains directions and charts for crochet tables and squares with cotton yarn. Includes stitch instructions materials sizing and illustrations. Send 15 cents in stamps for this pattern to The Sewing Circle Needhy pent 2 Eighth Ave New York.
A compact guide to phrases such as Toute medaille a son dos and Laissez ces vanités with meanings. It explains terms like Entr acte and Argumentum ad absurdum used to describe arguments and sentiments in conversation.
The fragment cites Haliburton on the folly of denial in human conduct. It hints at a humorous quip about truth and stubbornness without concrete events or names.
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