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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1955
Page
2
Dr Foreman argues nations fall under divine judgment yet are not puppets of God. Nations act by free will, and God judges all nations equally, rewarding peace and stability when they follow divine laws. The piece contrasts human politics with biblical sovereignty and calls for nations to live justly.
In Hillcrest Bert Wilson faces Sheriff Giles when a plant heist is blamed on him. Footprints and snow lead to a plan by Ed Shipley, now missing, as investigators realize Bert could prove his innocence with a simple three minute egg.
Puzzle-like column presents clues for cats and phrases. Entries mix wordplay on authors and crafts with scattered abbreviations and directions. The misprinted page bundles varied hints including wood types and textile terms.
Simple guide shows making a garden cart from one 12 by 72 inch board. It describes cutting the upright back, handle, semicircular members from a circle with a 5.25 inch radius, a 10 inch base front leg braces and two 5 inch wheels, plus hose supports.
Instructions describe making a hole cart by inserting 1 inch dowel into semicircular back pieces, gluing and using No 10 screws for joints, using a 1 inch axle, planing a flat surface on a 4 1 4 inch portion to sit on the bottom board, securing with glue and screws, adding washers and cotter pins, and finishing with paint or enamel.
A damaged OCR segment describes building a kneeling bench and garden tool kit. It details cutting 1 inch mortises, making end piece handles, boring finger holes, and assembling a back door and top panel with a small cupboard latch and latch hardware.
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