Cap tivating Daytime Frock Pattern Details
A Barbara Bell pattern 1916 B describes a daytime dress with a dipped yoke, twin slashes for ribbon bows, radiating tucks, center seams and two kick pleats. It offers pockets, several fabric options, sizes 12 to 20, and requires 312 yards for size 14. Send 15 cents for pattern book and order to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Adams St
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
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Cleaning and care tips from a past household guide
Practical domestic advice covers avoiding washing combs, cleaning brushes, boiling cauliflowers head down to prevent discoloration, draining vegetables promptly, saving the cooking water for stock, sterilizing baby bottles with baking soda, and mending gloves with a fine needle and thread in a button hole stitch. Associated Newspapers WNU Service.
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Associated Newspapers
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Foreign Words and Phrases Displayed in a Glossary
A collection of quoted phrases with translations and notes including Down with the traitor Aurea mediocritas No one wounds me with impunity the motto of Scotland Her money is her attraction Dear friend Out of many one To put a good face on a bas bleu A bluestocking Galant uomo A man of
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Scotland
United States
Galant’uomo
Habit of Observation
The text states that close observation comes from a joint brain eye effort. It argues careful thinking about what is seen creates lasting impression, and warns that a vacant mind diminishes the eyes' value.
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