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Sewing for girls' club work (1919)

Powell, Ola, 1889- · Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture · leaf 19

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17 SEWING FOR GIELS CLUB WORK. more satisfactory for canning work. Unbleached cotton cloth is easily obtained anywhere in the South and makes a serviceable dress which launders well. Gray or tan dresses worn with a white apron and cap make a neat uniform for canning work. The hght- colored dress is… … Fig. 13.— a comfortable and practical gardening uniform. what tailored effect, and usually the more it is worn the better it is hked. A material darker in color and heavier in weight is better for the dress than material used for the summer dress. A good quafity of wool serge would per- haps be the…

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