Pattern No 1304 Design for Attes Garment Details
Pattern No 1304 describes attire with sizes 14 15 18 20 including skirt and bolero. It lists fabric needs about 31% yards of 33 or 30-tnth and mentions ric rac and trim details for the blouse.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1945
Page
7
Pattern No 1304 describes attire with sizes 14 15 18 20 including skirt and bolero. It lists fabric needs about 31% yards of 33 or 30-tnth and mentions ric rac and trim details for the blouse.
A collection of domestic instruction on cleaning fabrics and surfaces. Advice includes allowing space when washing, substituting lemon juice for orange, removing grease carefully, rug care avoidance of beating, reviving suede with steam, flooring advice with paper between layers, quick spill cleanup, porcelain protection, Venetian blinds maintenance, and proper wax timing for easier cleaning.
A vintage notice describes a four piece baby wardrobe with a dress, gown, slip and panties edged in lace. Pattern No Lyre designed for up to 1 year, suggesting a yard of fabric per item and highlighting strong demand amid war conditions. Orders encouraged by mail.
Alan Lemaw born, unclear sentences describe Melody Jones and George Fury traveling toward Payneville from California. They are mistaken for outlaws Monte Jarrad and Roscoe Cherry, a chase ensues ending with Avery and Cherry explaining and then being discovered at a farm hideout.
Melody Jones and Monte Jarrad confront a tense night at the ranch as Melody follows a clue from Ira Waggoner about Monte Jarrad. Cherry counsels caution while Melody prepares to meet danger with a buckboard and a pistol, seeking truth amid shifting loyalties and danger.
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Fragmentary OCR describes white ants constructing what resembles apartment buildings from wood fiber and earth bound by a sticky cement they secrete. The passage notes tunnels and alleys filled with ant travel, implying complex underground networks.
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