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Title: The Ladies' home journal
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Wyeth, N. C. (Newell Convers), 1882-1945
Subjects: Women's periodicals Janice Bluestein Longone Culinary Archive
Publisher: Philadelphia : (s.n.)
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The Pancake Dial*for positive heat control You asked for these features (Brought to light in u nationwide surrey of what women wanted in irons) • P \\< IKE 1)1 \l. precision heat selector—easy to read, easy to set • KOOLZONE II INDLE-fits your hand, proteets it from heat • LOW-ANGLE bevel of sole plate slips easily under buttons • THUMB REST—makes iron easier to guide and use • WIDE HEEL REST—gives firm support when iron is standing • TWO WEIGHTS —light and medium—to suit your needs Styled by Henry Dreyfuss— £■ ~m zl *t and displayed now at limner dealers everywhere including excise tax. The Hoover Company • North Canton, Ohio ■ Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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The best of furniture occasionally needs asoap-ri-water bath, Mrs. Hogan finds.After rinsing and drying, she applies abit of wax and then ifs time for Jay andMr. Hogan to take over the hard rubbing! BEMTF (ME FOR FMIT 111 BY JUDY BARRY FINE wood furniture responds to regular care by growing more hevery day. Daily dusting with a soft, clean, lintless cloth 01wool, a simple treatment with a little fine-quality wax or polisfour times a year—ideally, thats all furniture should need tobeautiful. But alas, furniture cant be entirely shielded from thelife. People will leave wet glasses on tables; children will scuff thtime and neglect deposit soil and grime on self-respecting furnitdoesnt deserve to lose its good looks. Here are some of the questions asked by Mrs. Hogan and by ofurniture-in-distress, together with the Workshop ways of dealisuch unhappy situations: Itf bwn varvlvttit ubout irvt oliixxi-.s anil hot M»hvH. \\ hat run I do about the white rinan on mu table ton*? Weve found th

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