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... toys has extended to books. One thing certain—the average child derives tremendous pleasure from ** pasting things up.” The scrap-book now very different from those cumbersome volumes of former days, which were full of heavily glazed set-pieces, baskets ...
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... Jan. 16, 1932 THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK: NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. ...
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... has extended to hooks. One thing is certain —the average child derives tremendous plea,•ire from pasting things up. The scrap-book is now very different from those cumbersome volumes of former days which sere full of heavily-glazed set pieces, baskets ...
... THE HXUSTRATED LONDON NEWS Jan. 23. 1932 FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK: NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. A CONFERENCE TO DEVELOP TRADE WITH THE IRISH FREE STATE (LEFT TO RIGHT) MR. RUNCIMAN, MR. DULANTY (HIGH COMMISSIONER OF THE IRISH FREE STATE), MR. HOGAN ...
... has extended to books. One thing is certain —the average child derives tremendous pf.asure from pasting things up. The sc: u-book is now very different from those cumbersome volumes of former days which vs - e7e full of heavily-glazed set pieces, baskets ...
... Museum contains oompieta Bibles in all languages. Blood travel, through the heart at the rate of seven miles an hour. Aboencs from church was • punishable stenos in the seventeenth century. A perfectly proportioned weighs 98lta. for every foot of his height ...
... things up” The scrap-book very different from those cumbersome former days which were full of heavily-glazed pieces baskets of flowers or groups of flaxen-haired children displaying a basket of kittens admiring grown-up The modern scrap-book with its loose-leaf ...
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