New Crochet Insets for Linens Trend in Towels Sheets
An article promotes crocheted letter insets to personalize linens with varied sizes based on thread and hook. The technique covers towels pillow cases and sheets as decorative initials.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1937
Page
6
An article promotes crocheted letter insets to personalize linens with varied sizes based on thread and hook. The technique covers towels pillow cases and sheets as decorative initials.
Pattern 5749 offers directions and charts for complete alphabet transfer patterns of two motifs and two full pieces. Includes instructions for cut work motifs suitable for towels pillows or scarves and suggests coin or stamp payment to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. in New York.
A collection of notable remarks on character and learning from Newton D. Baker Louis D. Brandeis Fannie Hurst Cordell Hull and Richard E Byrd. The quotes emphasize character over mere information self restraint civilization gauged by care for the sick and disabled and the value of proactive exploration and idea creation.
Philo Vance and District Attorney Markham unravel a rooftop murder at Prof Garden's penthouse after a staged shooting scene and a soundproof vault confession. Vance analyzes a broken glasses shard, a mislaid revolver, and misdirecting headphones to identify the killer and motive among guests including Floyd Garden and Zalia Graem.
Captain Dubois Detective Bellamy and photographer Peter Quackenbush examine Swift’s death scene. Doctor Doremus notes a head wound and possible non suicide while Vance and Markham refine theories, suspecting a staged exit and missing blood evidence. Professor Garden appears at the study door raising new questions.
A sermon on John 14 1 15 from the night before Calvary stressing comfort assurance and power in Christ. It outlines Jesus as the way the truth and the life the promise of his return and the greater works believers will do through faith and prayer.
A fashion feature highlights spring sewing patterns from Barbara Bell Pattern Book. Readers describe choosing versatile dresses with puff sleeves and peplum jackets, plus outfits for various ages and occasions. Details include pattern numbers and yardage for sizes 12 to 20 and 32 to 44.
The speaker argues that Swift’s death was not self harm but murder shaped by gambling motives. He notes Swift was a weak, imaginative, hopeful gambler unlikely to kill himself and suggests the murderer exploited Swift’s credulity and expectations, making Swift an easy victim.
In a tense exchange, Markham and Vance discuss whether a death was self-inflicted. Vance argues against suicide, presenting supposed clues like blood evidence and the position of the body, while Markham presses for clearer reasoning before concluding. The scene hints at a staged investigation and ongoing uncertainty.
The article notes the Cocker spaniel's valued traits as early as 1803 with praise of dagacity fidelity and gratitude. It describes the breed as unwearied in field work and ideal as a house dog. The name derives from the woodcock common in hunting lore.
In this reflective note, the author explores how human actions are guided by inner motives and the search for meaning, contrasting divine intent with earthly drives. The piece considers ethical choices influenced by personal aims and broader spiritual questions.
A compact list of phrases with translations and notes. It presents terms in multiple languages like Italian French and Latin with English equivalents. Entries include Toscana in bocca Ro Lingua mana Pleno jure jure Au fait En arriere Lares et ice Ore rotundo Principiis obsta Sans gene Toute au contraire Similia similibus curantur.
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