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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1940

Page

2

Marty Builds Guest Sewing Room From Old Buffet

Marty helps Grandmother repurpose the old buffet into a combined guest and sewing room. She uses the mirror, two legs, spools, a butter tub, muslin, and rags to fashion a hook rug, blue spool tables, a lamps and stool setup, and a draped background. Next week the bottom shelf will be repurposed as Gram teaches another trick.

Ruth Wyeth Spears Marty Martindale Gram

Aisk Me Another General Quiz Questions

A list of trivia questions asks about the Holy Land of three religions the freezing and boiling points on centigrade thermometer location of the best known maelstrom the tactile sense where the Hottentots live and the Aurora Australis.

Palestine Revered as Holy Land by Major Faiths

The passage notes Palestine is revered alike as the Holy Land by Jews Christians and Mohammedans. It lists zero and 100 degrees respectively. It places a mention off the coast of Norway and the sense of touch, and locates another reference in South Africa to the northern lights of the southern hemisphere.

Palestine Holy Land Norway South Africa Hemisphere

Vast Mammoth Cave find reveals new underground network

National Park service officials report a hidden labyrinth of galleries, streams, and gypsum gardens beneath Lee Ridge near Mammoth Cave Kentucky. Four explorers Carl Hanson Pete Hanson Leo Hunt and Claude Hunt emerged October 10 1938 describing a realm called Paradise and Little Paradise with vast Big avenue 7000 feet long and ornate formations including onyx avenue and a giant rimstone dam.

John MacDonald Union Mammoth Cave Kentucky National Park Service Itelf Park Service Purgatory Paradise Carl Hanson Pete Leo Hunt Claude Hunt Roaring River Lee Ridge Mammoth Cave Ridge Martin L. Charlet Park and Cave R. Taylor Hoskins Mammoth Cave National Park Hoskins Big Avenue Capitol Fossil Avenue Onyx

Embroidered Linens for Baby A Pattern 2504

A transfer pattern pattern 2504 features two motifs averaging about 5 by 21 inches. The embroidery adds a personal touch to a practical baby gift and suggests decorative linen items for infant use.

Reveller Gets Black Eye From Stranger on Street

A husband explains he was struck on the eye by a stranger while minding his own business on a street corner. His wife questions the improbable tale and he replies he did not interfere in a stranger’s affairs.

Household Tips From a Past Era

Practical home advice on odor removal with onions and silver care with dark flannel drawer linings. Other tips include cooling ovens with cold water basins, avoiding sauces with certain boiled vegetables, storing chocolate in a cool dry place, and using syrup as a sugar substitute.

Single Factor Seldom Causes Auto Accident

Traffic safety expert J Stanard Baker explains that crashes result from multiple factors darkness rain curve speed and intoxication. He cites a Tennessee institute course and argues that once a single factor like drunken driving is singled out it ignores the shared responsibility of road design conditions and driver behavior.

Rakes J. Stannard Baker National Safety Council Baker National Institute For Traffic Safety Training University of Tennessee Knoxville Mr. Baker

August commemorations mark Old Glory voyage and world trip

The 150th anniversary of Old Glory's first voyage around the world will be observed on August 10. The Columbia sailed from Boston in 1787 and completed the voyage in 1790. Events include a Con gregational and Christian Churches council in Berkeley from August 13 to ?, a Camp Andree Girl Scout camp in New York State August 14 to 28, and a Gallup ceremony August 14 where seven thousand Southwest Indians showcase dances and crafts.

Columbia Boston General Council of the Congregational and Christian Churches of the United States Berkeley Calif Camp Andree N. Y North South America Southwest Gallup N. M

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