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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1944
Page
2
Practical bulletin board and blackboard project with an actual-size pattern and complete directions for creating a decorative board for kitchen halls study sewing room and bedrooms. Includes stencil designs color guide and bottom trough. Pattern No 267 mailed for 15 cents with address provided.
The Rev John Bivens and wife Elsie create a perfect cake to impress church ladies. A car crash ruins his old vehicle, but Elsie saves the cake by strapping it in and the husband praises her quick thinking as the couple prepares for his first sermon.
Home gardeners are urged to pressure can non acid vegetables like beans corn and peas to preserve supplies for winter. Begin prep immediately after harvest wash jars prepare vegetables pre cook pack to top minus half inch for most items and follow manufacturer guidance for lids. Include quick recipes for Chocolate Chip Pie and Lemon Meat Loaf with directions and sourcing note for Miss Lynn Hambers Western Newspaper Union Chicago.
The notice offers pattern No. 5724 for Tailored Shorts and pattern No. 5162 for Kitten Towels. Send 16 cents, size, name, address, and pattern numbers to obtain complete cutting finishing pattern monogram and transfer patterns. Include your order destination details.
An article touts drinking the juice of one Sunkist lemon in water on arising as a gentle remedy for constipation. It claims lemon and water boost vitamin C, fight fatigue, resist colds, aid digestion, and freshen the mouth, urging a 10 day trial with California Sunkist lemons.
Lynn offers practical jar counts for home canning. Asparagus yields 6 pints per stalked 12 pounds or 2 pints sliced. Beets from a bushel yield about 40 pint jars when sliced thin. Corn from 100 ears yields 13 to 14 pints. Dandelion greens from a bushel yield 15 pints. String beans from a bushel yield 17 to 20 quarts. Tomatoes from a bushel yield 16 to 20 quarts.
A set of historical and general knowledge questions asking for definitions about the Appian Way the fictional Fagin the number of landlocked South American countries the word pit and its definitions the source state of the Mississippi river who spoke the quote about Washington and the isthmus linking Africa and Asia.
A collection of clues lists items including a road to Rome built by Appius Claudius, a box of figures with Hope inside, Dickens’s Oliver Twist, the two nations Bolivia and Paraguay, a term for a deep hole and other varied meanings, Itasca Lake in Minnesota, General Henry Lee, and the Isthmus of Suez.
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