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Rake knitting and its special adaptation to invalid workers (1916)

Tracy, Susan Edith, 1864- · Boston, Whitcomb & Barrows · leaf 34

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er thread; then, holding the cord firmly, draw thelong thread until the loop comes to the cord in the cen-ter. Always turn the frame in the same direction,twice round the first time and then once each time. Ifthe cord does not draw up easily, you may be sure thatthe frame has been turned the wrong… … JUTE BAG Rope Rugs The development of porch rugs made on a largerake is due to a patient who is unparalleled as an ex-ample of fortitude and industry. A man of middleage, of fine manner and full of ambition, he has beenthe subject of a most terrible and destructive malig-nant disease. With no eyes…

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