Apron pattern for making gingham and dainty hostess styles
Replenish stock with Pattern 0617 gingham apron featuring scalloped hem and cross straps plus a hostess apron in batiste or volle for dine at home. Sizes small to large. yardage listed. diagrammed sew chart included. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. 282 West Eighteenth St. New York NY.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
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Cracking the Pots Jinks and Jinks You Look Dreadfully Nettled
Detroit News reports a light exchange where Jinks complains of a battered look after his wife pelting him with flowers from pots. The banter centers on the mischief and humorous household mishap during a domestic scene.
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Missed chances haunt a vigilant dreamer
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Shifting SANDS Shifting SANDS
Marcia Howe, recently widowed, enjoys life in Wilton yet feels lonely. She invites her late husband’s niece Sylvia Hayden to visit, and the two form a sisterly bond. A weary stranger wanders to Marcia’s home, adding intrigue to village life among eligible bachelors and widowed women.
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Stranger Heath lands in Wilton in fog bound rescue
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Romance and mystery swirl around Heath in quiet retreat
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Are Our Eyes Getting Weaker
The article cites rising rates of vision defects from childhood to old age and links eye strain to low light. It advises using sufficient illumination at home, testing lamps, and using high candlepower lamps to ensure 20 to 30 foot candles for safe reading and close work. It emphasizes outdoor daylight as ideal and warns of permanent injury from poor lighting.
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A saying asserts success of a man mirrors how strongly he wishes his son pursue a different field. The quote reflects parental expectations shaping career choices and ambition.
Yellow water bloom observed in La Jolla Bay area
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Dizzy Deansioners Win Free Prizes Ad
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Jealous Boyfriend Calls Her White Rooster in Nevada
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