The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, August 27, 1948, Image 7
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THE NEWBERRY SUN. NEWBERRY. S. C.
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SHOW AND SPRING WILL BE OVER
BEFORE WE FINISH THE FIRST INNING 1 "
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TO WORRY ABOUT. EITHER HE LOVES
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NANCY
LITTLE REGGIE By Margarita
By Arthur Pointer
REG’LAR FELLERS By Gene Byrne*
SUNNYSIDE
by Clark S. Haas
VIRGIL
BY ?AW. NUGENTS
.A. Simple Coin Trick*
Ask your audience it> ermine ygur hand And the
4% COIN lb BE SURE YbU ARE Nor USING SOAP, WAX’
OR SUM.. .THEN LAY THE COIN ON A FLAT SURFACE AND
PROCEED 7b PICK IT UP WITH THE PALM OF YouP HANS WITH
OUT CLOSING YOUR FINGERS.
YtTfERES THE SECRET: PLACE
ini Your palm over the
coin So THAT IT WILL BE
DIRECTLY UNDER THE JOINT
OF YOUR INDEX FINGER
AS PICTURED here.
MRE5S HARD ON THE
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STICK Tb THE MUSCLE OF THE
JOINT. CLOSE THE HAND QUICKLY
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Perforated
ball
5 Hawk cage*
9 Auricle of
the ear
10 Belonging
to the axis
12 Salad herb
14 Afresh
15-Foot-like
part
16 Fish
17 Yield
18 Begin
20 Fencing
sword
23 Music note
24 Exclamation
27 Kind of cap
29 Strained
vegetables
31 Obstacle
32 From
34 Herds of
whales
35 Sofa
37 Narrow strip
of wood
40 American
Indian
41 Monkey
44 Melody
45 American
poet
47 Five of
trumps
(pitch)
49 Wiping cloth
50 Places
51 Male
offspring
DOWN
1 A hop-vine
2 Concludes
3 Cuckoo-like
bird
4 Kind of
crane
5 Masurium
(sym.)
Stlatlon la Naxt b»a.
No. 32
6 Correct
7 Expressed
juice of
grapes
8 Snow vehicle
9 Vitality
11 Female
sheep
13 A Dutch
cheese
18 Diocesan
center
19 Tear
20 Subside
21 Size of coal
22 Wander
24 Constellation
25 Border of
garment
26 Roman
money
28 Also
30 Expression
of disgust
33 Not empty
35 Map
36 Ducklike
birds
37 Lick up
38 God of war
39 Rise and fail
of oceans
41 SUtched
42 Malt
beverages
43 Sick
46 Court
48 Bone
Aciwer u Paul*
Number SI
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SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
wo -J-^iece -J'J'aS 'IJoutli^ul cjCineA
-5/a tterin for Wc
omen
Popular Frock
'X'HE ever-popular two piece frock
-*■ shown here is a fresh, youthful
version. The slanted closing on the
blouse is accented with a bright
novelty button and the peplum
flares out neatly above a slim
skirt. '
• * •
Pattern No. 8293 comes in sizes 12, 14,
10, 18 and 20. Size 14, 4 yards of 39-inch.
FIRST AID to the
AILING HOUSE
by Roger C. Whitman
QUESTION: I have bronze
screens that have been discolored
because someone rubbed yellow
soap all over them. This has made
them green. I have tried to clean
them by washing them and also
used kerosene, but this has not
helped. I would appreciate any
suggestions.
Gored Skirt
ILJERE is a graceful afternoon
-*• style for the woman of slightly
larger figure. Note the soft yoke
treatment, the flattering gored
skirt. You can have brief sleeves,
or a longer length, if you wish.
• • •
Pattern No. 8336 is for sizes 34. 38. 38.
40, 42 , 44, 46 and 48. Size 36, short
sleeves, 4i 2 yards of 39-inch.
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT.
530 Sooth Wells St. - Chicago 7, 111.
Enclose 25 cents in coins for each
pattern desired.
Pattern si**
Name
Address
Death Bate
There has been a great shift in
the causes of death from diseases
of youth toward diseases of later
years. In 1940, 27 per cent of Amer
ica was over 45 years of age. This
group used more than half of
America’s medical attention and
services. By 1980 those over 45 will
make up almost 50 per cent of the
population, and they will require
much more service. In 1900, one
person in 25 was 65 years of age or
older; in 1980 the proportion will be
one in 10.
ANSWER; I believe wiping the
screens with a clotluiampened with
ammonia would take off the green
discoloration. Be careful of am
monia fumes. If this fails, try a
good metal polish. An’ alternative
would be to wash with ordinary
vinegar, in which has been dis
solved as much salt as will be
taken up; then rinse well with
clear water. The solution, can be
made into a paste by the addition
of flour.
QUESTION: My chimney has
/ leaked for years. Numerous re
pairmen could not find the leak. I
also had a waterproof coating ap
plied. The leak is over the fire
place. Can you advise me?
ANSWER: There may be breaks
in the mortar joints, especially at
the joint over the fireplace. Or
the bricks themselves may be old
and porous. Defective' flashings at
the roof line might be another
cause. Try to get a good chimney
mason to visit the house on a
rainy day and find out just where
the trouble lies. He may advise
putting on a chimney cap, for rain
may come down the chimney.
Perhaps a tuck-pointing job may
be needed, and also a coating of
cement base paint containing a
waterproofer.
Insects Cause Food Less
Insect pests reduced cottonseed
production last year by an amount
which would have provided 4,500,-
000 people for a year with as much
fat as now is included in European
diets. Each 100 pounds of cotton
seed meal will replace 250 to 300
pounds of grain when the oil meal
is used for livestock feed. Some
authorities estimate that control of
insects that attack corn would add
100 million bushels to annual
yields.
f “Teen-age**
racial blotches
To cleanse skin carefully—relieve
pimply irritation and so aid heal
ing, use these famous twin helps
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