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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1943
Page
3
Educational bulletin lists the May 16 lesson topics and the scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education under permission. It notes approved selections and publication details for use in Sunday school programs.
Colonial church lesson notes describe Peter and John aiding Samaritans after Philip's expansion, stressing salvation as a free gift, the Holy Spirit's indwelling, and the need for testimony. It cautions against buying grace, notes dangers of money and power in church, and urges believers to live and preach Christ through Holy Spirit guidance.
A pattern labeled 8207 presents a heart neck bolero with large pockets and bow-tied belt for girls ages 3 through 8. The set includes options to wear the bolero with other dresses, with fabric needs listed as 214 yards of 35 inch material and 4 yards ruck-rack for size 4.
Everyday kitchen advice on preserving vitamins by avoiding air exposure, quick veggie chopping, not washing eggs before chilling, lemon juice to prevent browning, winding yarn with common sense hacks, coat linings ease, keeping cookies crisp, pie sugar layering, clothespin pan scrapers, and mending lace curtains with tissue paper for temporary repair.
Pattern No. 8368 offers a princess cut dress with bright rickrack trim and a wide neck to hem parade. Available sizes 10 to 20 require 6 9 inch fabric plus 12 yards rickrack. order amid high demand and wartime delays.
A fragment from a general quiz page presents a set of items labeled as The Questions. The readable text shows headings and stray letters suggesting a quiz format with multiple choice style prompts.
A series of questions covers the weight of an average incendiary bomb, material comparisons between steel and wooden ships, definitions of terms apostate and will o the wisp, the meaning of chinook, matching US city names on both coasts, the unit foot pound, the term nadir, the geographic range of rattlesnakes, and the cruiser nicknamed the one man fleet.
A fragmentary dialogue questions the existence of political economy. The father declines to define it, telling his son he cannot explain it and expresses doubt about the field’s meaning. The exchange hints at uncertainty about economic theory.
A doctor tells Mrs Brown he dislikes how her husband looks. Mrs Brown replies she shares the concern but notes he is good to their children.
A humorously framed exchange compares pie choice to life stages. A waiter asks about pie flavor while a diner questions the significance, then shifts to a pun about middle age described as growing horizontally.
A recovering young patient declares he will not recover so he can stay with the nurse he loves. The nurse reassures him and says the doctor is also smitten and saw their kiss this morning, creating a tangle of affections in the ward.
A woman quotes her husband claiming he was never good enough during courtship and has since proved unreliable. The exchange highlights long standing doubt in their relationship and his ongoing behavior.
Armies and naval services prefer Camel brand cigarettes as a standard salute and gift. Sales in service stores show Camel as the favorite among Army Navy Marines and Coast Guard personnel both in the U S and overseas.
A set of clues covers weight measures ship types a renegade and a mysterious marsh light Also listed are a wind references Portland Maine and Portland Oregon a physics energy unit the lowest point and a geographic note limited to North and South America The final item praises the heavy cruiser U S S Salt Lake City for its extensive combat history in the U S Navy.
Ruth Wyeth Spears offers a project to build a small pine blanket chest with a cushioned seat and flounced top. The 17 inch high chest uses a 17 by 22 inch pattern sheet with full material list and step by step drawings for home crafting.
A clinical thermometer requires five glass types and 105 manufacturing and inspection steps. The finished product takes eight months to produce.
Bedford Hills New York honors Ruth Wyeth Spears in a public notice noting the artist author and educator with ties to the area. The notice references her residence and contributions to craft and design literature.
The text recalls Georgia senator Alexander H. Stevens described as under five feet tall and about 80 pounds plus a boastful western congressman who claimed he could swallow him. Stevens retorts that swallowing him would put more brains in the belly than in the head.
A concise line by Ben Jonson notes that those who know nothing of evil will not suspect it, reflecting a cynical view on awareness and trust. The aphorism suggests blindness to wrongdoing among the naive and the dangers of ignorance.
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