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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
3
The Golden Pineapple Potholder pattern No. 5789 features shell stitch scales and crocheted green leaf spines. It measures 7 by 5 inches, requires two crochet sides sewn together with a lining, and costs 20 cents plus name and address to order.
The passage notes the compulsory tetanus toxoid inoculation of the U S Army during World War II as one of history’s most effective programs, highlighting only three disease cases among the entire personnel.
A Western Newspaper Union release explains how home canners can stockpile fruit during wartime shortages using hot water or boiling water bath methods. It covers equipment from large kettles to makeshift setups, emphasizes selecting fresh fruit, and gives syrup ratios and packing tips for safe preservation.
Religious education material lists lesson subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council ofReligious Education for use by permission.
A sermon outlines the Lord's day as a holy day for rest worship and fellowship. It cites Exodus and Mark to show rest for body and soul and stresses resisting legalistic Sabbath rules. Healing stories in Matthew illustrate mercy and necessity on the Sabbath and warn against desecration of the Lord's day.
Lynn explains a rough canning guide listing quantities needed for one quart of canned fruit and notes variations in cap use by manufacturers. It includes fruits suitable for cold or hot packing such as apricots berries cherries grapes figs peaches pears pineapple plums and rhubarb.
This fragment compiles varied domestic guidance from sewing with dental floss to storing fruit juices and cleaning advice. It mentions using floss for buttons, double threading embroidery needles, cooking cauliflower leaves, hard wear of elastic in garments, storing fruit juice, and starching lace with rice water.
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