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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1944
Page
3
A hobby pattern describes a pint size lawn chair for children and a larger version for adults. It explains simple tools needed and gives cut dimensions, assembly steps, and removable backs. Patterns 253 and 269 include material lists and diagrams. 15 cents each, 25 cents for both postpaid.
Lesson for August 27 outlines subjects and scripture texts selected and commented by the International Council of Religious Education, used with permission.
The lesson outlines Saul’s early reign as Israel’s king after Samuel anoints him, highlighting his Humble attitude, God chosen status, and adherence to principles. It notes the public recognition at Gilgal and the importance of personal anointing, with emphasis on his initial obedience and the dangers of pride. The piece also blends cooking recipe notes and period civic notices within the archival page.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1998 offers a matron’s dress in sizes 36 to 52 with a neckline detail for a taller slimmer look in rayon or cottons. Pattern No. 1991 provides a brother and sister play set for ages 2 to 6 with overalls blouse and jumper options. High demand and wartime delays may extend order filling times.
A discussion on salt as a precious global commodity noting its abundance in this country and its vital health benefits. It cites explorer A. Tschiffel as example, recounting a desert journey where he drank lemon juice with salt water to stave fatigue.
A 19th century German paper maker Gottfried Keller kicked a wasps nest and noticed a texture like rag paper. He and a chemist friend linked the nest to paper made from spruce and wood pulp, explaining the birth of the pulp paper industry.
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