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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1940
Page
7
Victorian style craft notice describing two plywood cutouts Fo' Bits and Lilybud for lawn displays. Details include 21 inch Fo' Bits with turtle and Lilybud companion, a fishing pole prop, and two patterns with general cutting and painting directions. Order numbers 29181 and 79182 priced 15 cents each.
Light birthday candles from the center outward for even burning. Add a pinch of pickle spice to boiled fish or tongue for flavor. Crumble camphor into pillow feathers to keep them fresh. If olives slip in oil after bottling, reseal with oil to extend freshness. Use art gum to clean gloves shoes and wallpaper without wall damage.
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