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id: 34854
author: McGlauflin, Idabelle
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sentence: 2206
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summary: See Description of Stitches Used in Plain Sewing, page 63. White thread No. 50; needle No. 7.
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title:
  Handicraft for Girls A Tentative Course in Needlework, Basketry, Designing, Paper and Cardboard Construction, Textile Fibers and Fabrics and Home Decoration and Care


id: 43720
author: White, Mary
title: The Child's Rainy Day Book
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  Other pieces of the same size are cut from red, yellow and green gingham--three of each colour. Grog is baked clay pounded into small pieces--an old flower pot will do if you are using flower-pot clay.


id: 41669
author: Hall, A. Neely (Albert Neely)
title: Home-made Toys for Girls and Boys Wooden and Cardboard Toys, Mechanical and Electric Toys
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sentence: 3172
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  Bore a hole through the back of the building for the cable cord _L_ to run through (_P_, Figs. 97 and 100), and cut another through the smoke-stack. Cut strips _P_ and _Q_ 12 inches long and _R_ 10 inches long, and trim off the upper ends of _P_ and _Q_ so when they are nailed together the lower ends will be 8 inches apart; nail strip _R_ to the lower ends of _P_ and _Q_ (Fig. 150).


id: 36007
author: Smith, Mabell S. C. (Mabell Shippie Clarke)
title: Ethel Morton and the Christmas Ship
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sentence: 3350
flesch: 86
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  Any way, I used up the piece of cloth making dolls and cats and dogs. I'll trust old Roger not to pay compliments, responded James.


id: 44750
author: Warner, Charles Franklin
title: The Library of Work and Play: Home Decoration
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sentence: 3058
flesch: 71
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  Good design in library tables calls for ample size. The table and chairs are for a definite purpose and this should show itself in good design.


id: 45775
author: Polkinghorne, M. I. R. (Mabel Irene Rutherford)
title: Toy-Making in School and Home
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  Now make holes, D, in the front legs, and nail them to the body so that holes D are on a level with the axle C. Make a hole through the body A, midway between the front legs, through which the string, E, will pass. Cut part of the cover of a match-box as in =Fig. 131= to form the back of the sledge, B. Gum a brown-paper hood round this.


id: 46445
author: Boone, Cheshire Lowton
title: The Library of Work and Play: Guide and Index
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sentence: 1748
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summary:
  _See_ Saws Bandy (Game), K 332 Bantams breeding and care, A 217-218 game bantams, A 217 Bar, Horizontal making a pull up bar, C 270* Bar pins silver metal work, M 171-174* Barberry characteristics, G 355 picking, A 16-17 jelly, receipt, A 17, 18 Barometer complex, how to make, B 258-261* construction of, B 231-232* inventors of, B 256 purpose of, B 261 simple, how to make, B 256-257 theory of, B 256 water barometer, how to make, B 257-258* Base ball, K 244-266*, 332-334 art of playing, K 262-263 balls, standard, K 262 base hit, K 333 bases, K 333 bats, K 262 batsmen left-handed, K 259 qualifications, K 260 training, K 250 batting, K 260 captain's duties, K 249-250 catcher, K 254-255 diamond, K 333 laying out, K 260-262* doubtful balls, providing for, K 258 fan, K 266 first baseman, K 255 gate receipts, K 264 ground rules, K 265 home run, K 333 innings, K 334 choice of, by contesting team, K 264 manager's duties, K 249 methods, old and modern, K 247-248 national game of America, K 244 nine, K 245, 332 opponent's methods, learning, K 259 outfielder, K 257-259 pitcher and pitching, K 246*, 247*, 251-254 positions, K 245, 333 scores, K 264, 333-334 second baseman, K 256 shoes, K 264 short-stop, K 256 signals, K 248 team, how to organize, K 249 third base, K 257 training rules, K 250 two-bagger, K 334 umpire, K 245 uniforms, K 263 visiting teams, expenses, K 264 what makes a game, K 264 Basket ball rules, K 334 Basket making materials for, N 242-243 porcupine quills for, A 69 raffia work, N 250-252, 255-261* rattan basketry, N 243-248* reed flower baskets, G 61-64* sweet grass baskets, A 64 Bass bait for, K 135 Basse-taille definition, M 208 Basswood characteristics, C 560 Basting meat, H 283, 357 Basting stitches, N 6* Bath tubs cleaning, H 155 sanitation, H 217 Bathroom care and cleaning, H 155-156 Baths electric shower baths in a summer camp, E 244-247 summer camp device, E 160-162 Bats usefulness of, K 149 Batteries, Electric. _See_ Electric lamps, Incandescent Inclined plane principle of, B 52-62* rule for power, B 64 Income allowances, management of, H 80 gifts, provisions for, H 81 how to divide for family needs, H 72-85 increasing, ways to avoid, H 73 management of, H 70-86 savings from, H 82 uncertain, management of, H 71 Incubators, K 197-199 electric, E 114 temperature regulator, E 124* Indian bracelet making, M 176-177* Indian proverb about home making, H 44 Indian's plume (Bee balm), G 333, 347 Induction (Electricity) current induced by interrupting the circuit, E 184 by moving the magnet, E 17-18 direction of induced currents, E 186 experiments, E 349-352 human voice as interrupter, E 282-283 piano strings as interrupter, E 281 telephone induction coil, E 279-281* tuning fork as an interrupter, E 280 wireless spark coil, E 321-322* Ink stains removing, H 359 Ink well holder copper work, M 117-121* gouge work, C 261-263* Inky caps, mushrooms, A 90 Inlaying, metal, M 362 Inlaying, wood, C 319-331* borders, designs and making, C 324-328* buhlwork, C 329 building up designs, C 320-322*, 323*, 329* checkerboard, design and making, C 326-327* curved designs, C 328 gluing process, C 323 marquetry work, C 328 placing the design, C 324 thickness of veneer, C 319 woods suitable for, C 319 Inoculation of soil, G 119 Insect pests, G 280-295, K 167-168, H 361-364 ants, G 283 asparagus beetle, remedy, G 287 bean anthracnose, G 288 bed bugs, H 363-364 book about, A 519 cabbage worm, G 125, 288 caterpillars, G 282, 285, 287, 290 cauliflower lice and maggots, G 289 celery caterpillar, G 287, 290 chestnut weevil, A 33 chicken lice, A 148, 149 cockroaches, H 362 cut worms, G 284, 292, 293 destruction of, by birds and toads, A 455-457, G 280-281 detecting, G 283-284 eggplants, G 305 gnawing class, remedy, G 281-282 grasshoppers, G 282 hornworm, G 292 house plant pests, G 199 household pests, H 361-364 leaf-hopper, G 293 moths, prevention and extermination of, H 362 plant lice, G 284, 291, 293 potato bug, G 287, 292 red spider, G 293 rose slug, G 284, 293 slugs, G 117, 284, 285, 293 squash bug, G 287, 291, 292 striped beetle, G 117, 285, 287, 292 sucking class, G 282 tomato worm, G 286 water bugs, H 362 _


id: 47760
title: Three Hundred Things a Bright Boy Can Do
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  $Shadow Buff.$--A sheet or other large piece of white linen should be fastened at one end of the room, so that it hangs without wrinkles; Buff seats himself on a low stool with his face to the sheet, and a table, on which is a lighted candle, should be placed about four or five feet behind him, and the rest of the lights in the room extinguished. Next take a cane or other piece of light flexible wood, and bind the centre of it tightly at the point G an inch below A. Bend the cane into a semi-circle and connect C and D with string.


id: 44585
title: The Boy Mechanic, Book 2: 1000 Things for Boys to Do
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sentence: 11422
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  [Illustration: Two Fine Hair Lines must be Scratched on Each Plate Before It is Used to Plot From, or to Make Pictures from Which the Plotting is Done] Once the triangle has been laid out, the fieldwork is very simple. [Illustration: A Vise Screw Formed of an Ordinary Lag Screw, the Threads being Made Square and a Handle Attached (Fig. 1, Fig. 2, Fig. 3)] A Medicine-Spoon Holder When a dropper is not at hand it is difficult to drop medicine in a spoon while holding it, and the shape of the spoon will not permit its being set down.


