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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1938
Page
8
The note lists embroidery stitches and center front booster threading tips. It advertises Book SEWING for the Home Decorator and Book 2 Embroidery Gifts and Novelties with dozens of stitches and a free Crazy Patch quilts leaflet. Include address Mrs. pes 210 S Desplaines St Chicago and references to car oil ads and Ford Chevrolet.
Advice for women ages forty to forty eight about maintaining appeal amid menopause symptoms. Mentions factors like hot flashes mood changes and energy, and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a tonic to boost vitality and calm nerves.
The article reviews three types of individuals by bowel activity and warns against a universal laxative ideal. It highlights dietary fiber from fruits, vegetables, and cereals as beneficial, notes prunes can be most laxative while apples and bananas help some cases, and suggests bland fibrous foods to start. It cites Kantor and Cooper's Annals of Internal Medicine study on daily fiber intake.
How to choose washable metal kitchen trash baskets to prevent pests. Training children to help with chores starts early with self reliance and careful guidance. Tips cover bath rings, morning prep, garment straps, and uniform fruit sizing for canning.
The piece explains that lack of weight gain after holidays may relate to infections like teeth or tonsils, overactivity, or insufficient sleep. Emphasis is placed on rest over force feeding and considers activities, school time, play, and total sleep in addressing underweight behaviors.
Lunar rainbows appear after showers at night when the moon is bright but low. Original copyright lasts twenty eight years, extendable for a second term. The age is Sarah at 90 in Genesis. Liberty is funded by popular subscription from France and given to the U S in 1886. Greeks used bread pieces as napkins for dogs. A caryatid is a female architectural column. Sabotage derives from French sabot meaning wooden shoe. The quotation is attributed to Calvin Coolidge.
Two new sewing patterns offer a tiny waistline and hourglass silhouette with puff sleeves and full skirts. Hearthside Coat and Daytime Dirndl feature tailored collars, buttons, and shirred waists in rich fabrics. Includes size ranges, yardage, trims, and order details for the Fall and Winter Pattern Book.
Collier's Weekly reports many wealthy Muslims in Asia Minor and northern Africa fear poisoning. They employ a food taster and use a coffeepot with a pebble filled lid that rattles if a guest tries to open it when the host looks away.
Non skid tires date back to 2800 B C and were used on chariots. A model of an ancient non skid wheel was excavated by an Iraq expedition. The wheel carried copper studs to prevent skidding during fast turns in racing and war.
A brief quotation pause on courtesy attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson. The line reminds readers life holds time for polite behavior amid daily bustle.
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