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Image from page 582 of “The Ladies’ home journal” (1889)
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Identifier: ladieshomejourna65janwyet
Title: The Ladies’ home journal
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Wyeth, N. C. (Newell Convers), 1882-1945
Subjects: Women’s periodicals Janice Bluestein Longone Culinary Archive
Publisher: Philadelphia : [s.n.]
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cause of the new breaks, he had reorgan-ized in three zones and eight divisions, andhe was redeploying his men. The panic yes-terday had developed because the criticalDivision III had been manned by inexperi-enced pickups. When three busses rolled into camp andstopped for a minute to let the men rest, thesupervisor went over to see them. Even inthe semidarkness, he could tell that theywere veterans. He picked out the hot-shot crew, and theloggers, and the locals from Suffolk. He sawthe thickset silhouette of Slugger ONeill, hisboys trailing him. Then he jumped, asfrom the semidarkness someone called: Hi, Slim! He snapped around and saw shining whitesof eyes in a dark face. Behind the corporalstood the little group of paratroopers.(Continued on Page 195) % be 3 drudge ? Dont be a Rubbit! Why ruband scrub that greasy, crustedroaster with a rio-counl dish-rag? Get out a sturdy Hrillopad and see whai happens!Brill,, sli.k, pans clean a. awhistle-. Fast! Neat! Easy! BRILLO shines vem eas/!

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Brillo cleans pans swiftly . . .thoroughly! The square metal-fiber pad whisks off baked-onfood and scorch. Makes pansshine as bright as the day youbought em! Use Brillo everyday to keep pans gleet ming! theres ]eweler!s polish in BRILLO Brillo shines pans as it cleansem! Brillo Soap contains thepolishing ingredients jewelersuse to keep their precious met-als bright. Thats why Brillostops for making pots and panssparkle like new! * GREEN box—pads and cake soap * RED box — soap-filled pads

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I’ve been avoiding getting another phone for a few weeks. I finally gave in and ordered this on Thursday. It arrived today (yesterday at time of writing, but you get what I mean). Its a Samsung Galaxy SII. I snapped this just after I got home from work (nice early finish) before I had had a good play with it.

First impressions – for a phone with such a big screen (4.3") its pretty light. Its also pretty thin. The downside of this slim & light weight is that it feels a bit cheap & plastic. The dual core processor is blazingly fast at doing everything I’ve asked it to do so far & the screen quality is great.

The Samsung calendar app is awful and I haven’t been able to find one that’s as good as the HTC Calendar app. But I guess its not the end of the world. The camera is half decent and the flash is also pretty good. Its not a xenon one but its not bad.

The phone layout (settings & what not) seems a bit clunky compared with my HTC Desire, that combined with the crap calendar & cheapo feel mean the jury’s out as to if it stays or goes yet.

Flash mounted on camera set to 1/4 power bounced of ceiling phone sat on green ball thing (hint of green colour on RHS) on a sheet of white A4.