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Show - j I, dlt Lake file j Ihuisdav. August ribui I a. Bn ire Hammond Bv DufD r kirv PIP SXJ I 6tT tdr'EJ?: mi- - ID Muoii Miiliin- - - i:- yyn',n THE. COrtPAhJV eel ami I WEU, THAT'S fsoRPPV F" MEW DRIP Nothing To call WORTH IT A m I FRIDAY EXPENSIVE PLUNDER ? for rlV4,: i, is'es .Y Sewing Maeliine ilU.K. 1(1 ILlllLOi Andy sends FHe Star Wars Question and Answer Book About Space to Grace Scott 13, Rockford. Ml . for tier IeamitH I UIONPER UhAT Bv John Darling: THIS IS MINMig. CAME RDM WITH THE. NN5CONTWOL NEWS INVESTIGATIVE TEAM AT ATYPICAL FAST-fOORESTAURANT... DM Batiuk rest HAVE NO PLACE TO PLAN... V question: Who invented the sewing machine? An Englishman named ITiomas Saint patented the first sewing machine in 1790. It was made of wood and made a singlethread chain stitch which sewed two pieces of leather together. " r?n c - day fer it, Mister Walt.' III atliv fvou A I WAY b SAID Y0u" for ' WANTED To GET Nifc'JER MAKKlt D -- -- , CHARLtNt re I CH8N&tn mv ivimjo SOJ NEVER. 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It was soon discovered, however, that this machine was not practical Then in 1830, a Fren- ( IVe used it twice I (already1 i Vv S il (iiiiM-- Thf S Re EATIN& OONUTS named Thimonnier patented a sewing so- chman YOU'D YOU SWORE CHARLENE J I NEVER TRUST FRomiSEsll PEOPLE m AKE WHEN AMcTN HERE alln (HARRIED 11 , i r hAn.sTtm 7l,el r YOU SAT SPEttHES, AMD &I0EM SOW 'WAWTEO comt BEFORE OFFICE MS WORK ON years warn m INTO ( Frank king B lle Daxolilie Nice L K 0 IV Sf5 ' cr.., OF these pickles ON US AND WHY? pickles UDfi ThP 6f Them won't kNOW THE DIFFERENCE T c ( SOME EVEN pushing All alreadyofon it, or slices Q r Pickles WITH EITHER JUST WHO THE QUESTION WE WANT ANSWERED o yjhEiRE Every sandwich ON TMg MfNlJ come 3 & Armstrong the OF OUR TEAM WILL SAy UIHEK TMEV FINP OUT WE Antl Briton Patented FRIDAY? How about EARLY, NOT TILL i AN mwv IN TW5 cm ANVk.Mlia Ak JuImiii ID C.lieeter Dirk irai'F 'VOU L BETTER PUT ANOTHER CAR fI BETWEEN US AND THEM, JIM RE y machine for making His ldiers uniforms machine used a hooked needle that made a stitch by passing backward and Dnuld savs. Besides," tracy KNOW their destination RISHT TRACV,1 SAVS. THAT VAN'S EASY ENOUGH TO FOLLOW FROM A DISTANCE " TRAILER Bar-telem- the forward through cloth Use The French government had as many as 80 of these machines in use at one time. Thimomier was almost killed when a mob of angry workmen wrecked his machines because they put many men out of work. Later in the 1830s an American named Walter Hunt invented a type of sewing machine but never patented it Inventor of the sewing machine as we know it today was an American named Elias Howe. He came up with a practical machine in 1846 that won wide acceptance. Howes machine had a needle with an eye near the point. A shuttle carried the thread below the cloth on a small bobbin The needle, carrying an upper thread, was fastened to an arm that vibrated on a pivot. Movement of the arm forced the needle through the cloth The shuttle on Howes sewing maohire carried the under thread through the loop of the upper thread, thus making a lock stitch. Nearly all sewing machines used in the home today are of lockthis double-threastitch type. 80 in Be Blomlie AND IN ORDER TO &E A LEADER THERE S SOMETHING YOU j SHOULD DAGWOOD, AS MY OFFICE - MANAGED YOU NEED TO eE A Y When TAlKING employees, always use threats a )c KNOW nng and Jim Ravnioiul to our Dean V S' Q ID uce scMecx?A,MdlF, COLLAZO e cm NcTi llagar I Hpi- CEENS p 0LAq-erfe- (FL c AND T v 6A;TAcFK SPis A1 pea& - llnrrildc In- - Jnliunv Hart ID B.C. Bi Dik Browne PotJT &t!e flM MYThithie i e'e oti aoibtJ1, ( x W?"" 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WHAT KIND (OF DIET WA$ IT r ' I D uni Batiuk 4 AY LORD DOIN , ' iT'$ called the LIICKL05S CYi Diet J AGGRAVATION Broom- - Hilda what' MiNNlf 'l" a very Simple dne you jmgtcall- - up each OF VDUR CHILDREN and A6K Them WHAT'$ new. T THINKING DEEP A AND WHAT ARE LITENINCt l THOUHTti Today there are special types of sewing machines to do a wide variety of jobs. There are machines for sewing lx lots and shoes, books, umbrellas and brooms. There is even a sewing machine for joining carpets together. The Singer Sewing Machine Company was the first orgaruzation to put an electric motor on a sewing machine. Tills was done in 1889 Today ' machine IN YOU DOIN' which zs a popular e is the slant-needl- sewing machine resembles '0fK' the type. straight-needl- e f'5 ; JBf T' U.:J ALUMINUM ) 'iii 6 i 1 CKAVEUNG with a HM' '(CHOGL BAND TO THF TCOFNAMENT OF fUOE1 PAPADt MUOT BE A PP n EXPENSE UNDEPTAKiriO dff ll: . 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