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areally true.) The Btorn last Thors* ' day broke ope of the old apple trees/ but I guess the children won’t worry over not enough shade.
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No man for any considerable period can wear one face to himself and another to the multitude, without finally getting bewildered as to which may be the true.
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A referee’s whistle can be' a real help to a busy housewife. Use it to call the children from play. (It’s grand for grandchildren, too,* Mrs. Price.) or your husband to answer the phone. Each and every one has to work out his own signal. I believe in Rappahannock they pilfer to hollar, but the whistle is a good idea.
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Homemaker’d items which will save your during this hot weather. Next time you are ready to hang curtains, just wrap aluminum foil over the curtain rod, the curtain will then slip through without catching the materials. Cover your worn-out hot' mats with oil cloth and they look like new. Save your odds and ends of soap, dry, thoroughly, then run through your food chopper. You will have a fine powder for dish-washing.
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Pessisimism is only the name that- men of weak nerves give to wisdom.—Mark Twain.
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is better to prevent errore than to correct.it.
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