Birds at Your Window Feeding Station Sketch
A short note urges placing feeding stations for birds that stay north for winter. It notes robins returning in spring may linger for the summer if cottages are prepared, with a sketch provided for details.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1949
Page
3
Save Money On This Home Mixed Cough Syrup
A home cough syrup recipe promises fast relief from colds with no cooking. It blends sugar or corn syrup with water and Pinex to yield eight pints, praised for quick action, soothing membranes, and ease of use, with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
Accent on Salads Inspires Winter Molds and Menus
Readers learn to revive salads in winter with colorful molds and canned goods. Readers are guided to make Molded Tomato Salad Snow Cap Vegetable Salad Molded Cranberry Salad Melded Winter Salad and Fruited Gelatin with simple steps, plus tips on cider sherbet and inventive pairings.
New Year's Day and holidays shape American work weeks
The piece notes Americans average 52 working days a year after excluding Sundays and holidays, argues the U S has no national legal holidays, and explains that holidays vary by state. It cites Thanksgiving as a day legally observed nationwide due to state laws and contrasts January 1 observance globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S
World
England
Northern Ireland
Wales
Hejaz
China
New Year’s Day History Across Civilizations and Calendars
The article traces how New Year celebrations varied by culture and era from September 22 in Persia and Egypt to December 21 in Greece, March 22 for Jews, and March 25 in medieval Europe. It notes Gregory XIII’s calendar reform and the 1752 shift to January 1, ending with the cheerful, tear-free ushering in of each new year.
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Gregory
Europe
Founding Fathers Celebrate New Year Spirit Through History
New Year's Day has long carried great significance in the United States from colonial days to today. The colonial era offered a lively backdrop as the founders joined in the festive spirit of the holiday.
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United States
America
Sewing Circle Patterns Shirtwaister with Versatile Sleeves
The fall and winter fashion issue highlights Pattern No. 1830 for a shirtwaister with short or wrist length sleeves and a shaped pocket. Sizes 12 to 42 offered with yardage listed for size 14. A book feature includes special American Designer originals and fabric news with a 25 cent price tag.
Finishing Attic Ventilations With Adjustable Louvres
For attic finishing install doors on the end louvres with a cord-operated catch. This preserves summer ventilation while allowing you to close the vents when insulating or warming the space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louvres
ASK ME ANOTHER General Quiz Answers
Five questions cover badminton object, Sam Clemens pen name, Singapore surrender to General Yamashita, first serialized newspaper story, and the U S Army captain who killed 116 Japanese. Answers: shuttlecock, Mark Twain, Yamashita, Robinson Crusoe, Captain Arthur W Wermuth.
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Arthur E. Percival
Singapore
United States Army
Bataan
Bird
Mark Twain
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Malaya
Daniel Defoe
Robinson Crusoe
Arthur W. Wermuth
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