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Clothing and health (1916)

Kinne, Helen · New York: The Macmillan company · leaf 36

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a bag with pockets hanging near the kitchenstove and says it makessuch a convenient place tokeep holders, for they arealways at hand ready foruse. They can be mademany sizes. For the cook-ing class at school, it isconvenient for each girl tohave a holder on a tapeattached to the band ofher apron… … Fig. 17. —The holder. 24 • CLOTHING AND HEALTH Planning, cutting, and basting the holders. Holderscan be made from old scraps of woolen cloth, from eitherpieces of garments which have been worn and castaside, or new scraps from the piece bag. Six inchessquare is a good size. Place several squares,…

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