That tomato can is plumb ventilated.

  A shopping bag to make from leather scraps (with very little tweaking, you could turn this into a clutch or a wallet - just line it so sma...

  From Workbasket magazine, September of 1950, and is another iteration on the theme of strip-knitted rugs.  This issue is my own, and is no...

  Maybe we should send a carload to Congress.  From Blue Book Magazine , April 1918.

  From Harper's Handy-book for Girls , a project considered suitable for girls (especially those who might someday have to sew their own...

  From McCalls Golden Do-it Book, 1960.  Left-click to enlarge, or go to the copy on t he Internet Archive . Dig that smug-looking cat.

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  March 8th, 1924.  Poor Horace Howard Herr appears to have slipped into obscurity, like James B. Hendryx and William Patterson White (the b...

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image from the Graphics Fairy When April steps aside for May, Like diamonds all the raindrops glisten. Fresh violets open every day, To some...

    Whoever makes a garden Has never worked alone; The rain has alway found it, The sun has always known. ~ Douglas Malloch

  From Good Housekeeping magazine, February 1929.  If you want to give that recipe a try, left-click to enlarge.  A black and white copy of...

 From the Pictorial Review , April 1933.

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  From the Pictorial Review , February 1929.  The recipes look delicious; left-click to enlarge.

  I hate to think what's going to happen when that cowpoke comes down.  Western Story Magazine (a weekly) from 10/31/25.

 

 

  American Woman, July 1931