Help Thread the Needle with Pocket Flashlight Tip
A tip to save time threading a needle uses a pocket flashlight held behind the eye of the needle. Keep the flashlight in the sewing machine drawer for handy use whenever threading is needed.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1921
Page
6
A tip to save time threading a needle uses a pocket flashlight held behind the eye of the needle. Keep the flashlight in the sewing machine drawer for handy use whenever threading is needed.
Mrs MacEachron describes worsening famine in Techow China with widespread poverty. She notes refugees in her school, hair nets industry, and aid efforts by American Red Cross and local missionaries. She mentions Bishop Lambeth, relations to Davenport and Clinton, and plans to raise funds for girl slaves and road construction workers.
Dillon Lock Company sues Anakin Lock Works in Fort Dodge claiming libelous propaganda harmed its business. The suit alleges taft of Anakin sought to crush Dillon after its patent success and cites letters claiming Dillon has saved banks while Anakin has not.
A Christmas day letter from J. L. Lyon in Tampa describes a Washington gathering at Mrs Brinning’s home with the Rathmer Birney Embrey Ritchey and Lyon families. The feast featured roast, potatoes, beans, cabbage salad fruit and pie. Lyon notes high prices and tariff disputes affecting fruit shipments from Florida to Iowa and Illinois.
J. L. Lyon describes trout catching by Mrs Lyon and mentions coil and sleep cultivation as curious terms in a rural hobby note. The brief item highlights local fishing prowess and community observation.
Dorothy Gish stars in a lively New Woman comedy as a wife and husband tangled in a humorous domestic misunderstanding. Directed by Lillian Gish with James Rennie as the charming husband, the Paramount Artcraft release promises brisk, light entertainment next Tuesday at the Fox Theatre.
A plea from Friends and Helpers warns that dogs and cats suffer severe injuries when forced into empty cans that once held fish meat or soup. If the can is left accessible the animal may be trapped and perish a miserable death. The group urges dented cans be pounded smooth to prevent such abuse.
After a rain in the southern deserts a fragrance lingers in the air. The scent comes from greasewood bushes abundant on dry lands at various elevations. The dark green shrub releases a pleasant perfume when its leaves are dampened by rain, enhancing the desert atmosphere.
To find a bicycle gear, divide the front sprocket teeth by the rear sprocket teeth and multiply by the rear wheel diameter in inches. Example shows 21 front teeth, 7 rear teeth, and a 28 inch wheel yielding a gear of 84.
The piece argues broader understanding of farm policy aims to stabilize agricultural prices and prevent farmer losses. It warns that embargoes or tariffs to raise farm prices could hurt consumers, urging readers to see the end goal: ensure farmers can cultivate profitably and keep food prices fair.
A newly married deaf couple, without a servant, invent a signaling device for silent housekeeping. When a caller presses the bell, all lights flash to reveal the visitor’s presence, transforming an ordinary domestic moment into a practical communication method in their home.
St Louis was founded on February 14, 1764 by Pierre Lacle de Liguest and Auguste Chouteau after sailing from New Orleans. It developed as a fur trading post until the Louisiana Purchase of 1803.
Mia Powers reports successful cotton growth on her Republic area farm north of Republic Kansas. She shows stalks with pods reaching as high as twenty two per plant, stating the crop thrives in the local soil conditions.
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