The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-03-28
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: : For Women ;
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+ Keeping ahead Of the Times !
! BY MARY MOORE !
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| lnaC Wnon cane cnalr seats DeSln
to sag, shrink them back into place
like this: Turn the chairs upside down
and wash the cane with warm water
and soap suds; rinse well, saturate
with clear warm water and dry.
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To remove wax from non-washable
materials clean blotter on the wax
and press on the wrong side with a
warm iron. The blotter will absorb
the wax
If the material will wash then rub
wax with lard and then turpentine and
roll up for two hours. Wash in the
usual way.
Paint spots on cement steps and
sidewalks can be removed with a
strong solution Of washing soda in
water. This softens the paint so it
can be scraped off.
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SHOP HOUND
A new Radio Log has been devised
that keeps radio programs always
handy. You merely clip the program
from the daily paper and slip it into
the holder which has a mahogany
plastic base covered by a transparent
acetate slide.
A single unit coffee and tea maker
is now on the market. Though design
ed like the regular coffee brewer, tea
can be made by opening the vent hole
and using the Tea Spray attachment
in place of the coffee filter.
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BABY TALK
The Decalcomania designers, ever
in tune with the times have now placed
on the market complete set of Dis
ney's "Pinocchio" figures which are
perfect for the child's bath or nursery.
They can be used alone or with the
"Snow White series you may already
have. They are easy to apply.
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HERE'S TO GLAMOR
Sally Milgrim, style barometer of
the world whose label on frocks spells
the ne plus ultra in style describes
Miami Beach as the testing ground for
styles that will be popular in Northern
resorts for the coming spring and
summer.
She was wearing a chic tweed suit
woven with number Of pastel colors
with periwinkle predominating. Her
hat, smart double visor with perky
crown was of the same material. Her
blouse was peppermint stripped and
her jewelry rose quartz. Pigskin
gloves, bag and shoes completed this
perfect spring costume.
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Go to bed looking attractive and
you'll wake up feeling attractive.
Never seeing yourself untidy is as i'm
portant for your emotional poise as
never allowing anyone else to see you
cream -smeared or dishevelled. There
is an indellible lipstick for use before
retiring which will save you the shock
of pallid lips in the morning.
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FOR BETTER HOMEMAKING
Washing clothes is definite science
that has to do with ridding fabrics
of accumulated soil and bacteria. Dur
ing recent survey it was discovered
that the average laundress uses only
IL gallons of water for every pound
of clothes washed. This probably ac-
counts for the high bacteria count in
most home washing and the gradual
graying of fabrics. Ten complete
changes of water should be used; five
baths of rich suds for loosening soil
and five baths of sterile rinsing water
for disposing of loosened soil and bac-
terra.
Do you have trouble locating pots
and kettles? Then it's time to revamp
the cupboard. 1t probably will save
your disposition as we'll as your time.
Fasten narrow bars across the back
of tall cabinet. Screw hooks to the
bars and hang utensils on the hooks.
Have a lower shelf for shallow pans
that won't hang.
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WOMEN IN INDUSTRY
Nobody knows just how many
women there are who hold union
membership. But the best estimate
runs around 100000, which is a good
doubling of the 1920 figures, as the
Women's Bureau records those figures.
Women hold number of elective
Offices, but some Of the best work is
being done by women organizers.
AFofL conventions do not necessarily
offer a good guide to the part women
play in the ranks of union labor. Only
ID women were delegates to the last
AFofL convention. But among the
visitors present were several women
who were active and important as
leaders, though they had no voice in
the convention.
The ITU has always had women
members who were important in local
union affairs-and they have been, by