The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, August 06, 1948, Image 7
THE NEWBERRY SUN. NEWBERRY. S. C.
“DO WOMEN GET ANY MORE
LOGICAL. AS THEY GROW OLDER?”
“THEY SAY THERE'S A REASON
FOR EVERYTHING BUT I'M SURE..
THAT DOESN’T INCLUDE DOROTHY."*
NANCY
By Ernie Bushmiller
MUTT AND JEFF
By Bud Fisher
JITTER
SUNNYSIDE b V aark s - Haas
VIRGIL
By Len Kleis
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Slacks
5 Broken spike
ot grain
9 Licit
10 Chaos
12 Rugged
mountain
crest
13 Living
14 Pennsylvania
(abbr.)
15 Dispatched
17 Performed
18 Greek letter
20 KetUes
22 Natrium
(sym.)
23 Departed
25 Animal
valued for
its fur
27 Portion of
curved line
29 Narrow inlet
30 Stress
33 Barrier
against
water
38 Exclamation
37 Precise
39 Fresh
40 Mischievous
sprite
42 Ornament
44 Norse god
45 A word
47 Serious
49 Shop
50 Implements
51 Is indebted
to
52 Mineral
springs
DOWN
1 Scold
2 Grow old
SoluUon In Next Issue.
No. 29
3 Guns (slang)
4 Slumber
5 Talk
6 Boy’s nick
name
7 Greek poet
8 Oxlike
B Part of coat
11 Tree ~'-
18 Head (slang)
19 At a distance
21 Spoke
24 Snare
26 Self-centered
28 Revolves
around
30 Watercraft
31 Fruit
32 Nothing
34 Strong cleats
(naut)
35 Pitchers
38 Fogs
41 Bow of a
vessel
43 Deck (naut.)
46 Metallic rock
48 Snake
Answer to Putzlo
Number 28
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JOUSEHOLD
UMTS
Scissors are not considered a
kitchen utensil, but are handy to
keep in the kitchen to cut up lettuce
and celery, trim fat from meat, and
dice fruits and other vegetables.
Ordinary starch will often put a
whitish cast on black and dark-
colored clothes, unless you do
something about it. Put a small
amount of leftover coffee—the brew,
not the grounds—into the starch.
Soot can be prevented from com
ing through a window screen by
covering the outside of the screen
with cheesecloth. It’ll catch the
soot and can be removed for easy
washing whenever necessary.
To prolong the life of a broom,
dip it in hot soapy water or hot
salt water about once a week; and
always Rang the broom up or stand
it on its handle but never on its
head.
If you use rubber gloves when you
scrub floors, put little strips of ad
hesive tape inside the fingers as
protection against nails in the floor.
Tiny holes in rubber gloves can
often be mended with nail polish.
When the stove begins to look
dull, but still doesn’t quite need new.
polish, you can brighten it up by
rubbing it occasionally with waxed
paper.
AUNT AGATHA SEZ it’s much
better fer gossip to go in one ear
and out the other than fer it to
go in both ears and out the
mouth.
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