Lace Bolero Pattern 1745 From Jiffy-Crochet
Dress up daytime or summer evening outfits with a lace bolero crocheted in two strands of string. Pattern 1745 includes bolero directions, stitch illustrations, and materials. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins for this pattern to The Sewing Circle, Needlecraft: 82 Eighth Ave, New York.
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Needlecraftee
Eighth Ave
New York
House of Glass Bottles at Tonopah Nev
A unique structure in Tonopah Nevada built from glass bottles forms a tiered adobe dwelling with the bottle bottoms on the exterior and inner plastered walls. About 10 000 quart bottles were used, with standard windows doors and a shingle roof.
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House of Glass Bottles
Tonopah
Nev
Rug Trends Highlight Patterned Plain and Two Tone Designs
Household hints emphasize borderless rugs with patterns and textures. Readers learn about color palettes from pastels to beiges, rug sizes for room proportions, and maintenance notes on chemical washing and durability of Wilton, chenille, and velvet options. Kay R. shares a living room dilemma with budget limits and decorating ideas from shelves to walls. Betty Wells outlines a brightening redesign plan with light paper, green accents, and yellow highlights.
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Betty Wells
WNN Service
Varied Infant Diet Expands Beyond Milk
Diet for infants now includes egg yolk fruit juices strained fruits and vegetables and cereals alongside milk. Canned forms and reusable lids make feeding easier. The text provides recipes for Caramel Custard and Cocoa and discusses using yolks for thicker custards and flavoring.
Spinach Ring and Related Dishes From Old Recipes
A dated collection lists spinach ring with butter and nutmeg, peas with lettuce and paprika, rich biscuit dough for shortcake, and a special sauce with egg yolks cream and lemon. Instructions cover steaming, shredding, mixing, baking, and serving with vegetables or fruit.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Secrets of Ancients Survive Attacks of Modern Science
A London Answers writer notes ancient knowledge enduring despite modern science. Greek linen weaving, cuirass pilema, Roman deep wells, elusive purple dye, ancient cement, Egyptian stone dressing and embalming, and discovered surgical tools survive only as hints of lost understanding from Alexandria’s library destruction.
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London
Egypt
Alexandria
Reading and Thinking: Knowledge Becomes Our Own
A reflection on how reading supplies knowledge and thinking binds ideas into personal understanding. The text emphasizes that comprehension and connections transform information into ownership, else it remains loose matter in the mind.
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Locke
Must Books Be Read And The Patience Of Collectors
The passage argues that book collectors need not fear never reading all volumes. Arnold Bennett valued libraries even with unread works, insisting the charm remains while ownership preserves potential future access. He kept hundreds unread, believing some day their turn would come.
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Arnold Bennett
Bennett
Humanistic Reflection on Compassion and Duty
A reflective quotation urging care for the world beyond personal desires, to consider others’ troubles and strive for thoughtful action. It emphasizes looking beyond oneself and recognizing collective responsibility.
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George Eliot
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