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... IN response to readers’ requests I am giving to-day a pattern for knitting mittens. For me the very mention of mittens recalls the last war, my mother’s knitting parties and the Belgian refugee children we had living with us. Mittens are inseparably bound up with the Belgians in my mind because children we were given mittens to knit as our contribution to the weekly parcel for the troops. The ...

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... up and rationing in prospect we will all have to try to economise in every way. Never throw anything away without etopping first to ask yourself—“ Can’t I manage to think of any way in which I could use it?” Hero are some suggestions you may find helpful. Use bones and scraps of all kinds for soups. Use fruit peelings for flavouring puddings and cakes. Use fish skins and Itones to make white ...

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