How Girls Can Help Their Country
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Kettle. Gridiron. Butcher knife. Kitchen fork. Spoons, ladles, and tea strainer. Six tea cloths. Cleaning rags. Chopping board and knife. Kitchen soap and scouring powder. 1 Dish pan.
Clothing and Equipment for Each Scout 1 Set of underwear, cotton flannel nightgown, and lisle or cotton stockings for each week. Do not take silk stockings. 1 Dress besides Scout uniform. 1 Pair heavy shoes. 1 Pair rubbers. 3 Handkerchiefs. 1 Apron. 1 Sweater or coat. Hairbrush and comb and tooth-brush. 3 Towels. ...Haversack. 2 Pillow-cases. Soap and wash rag or sponge. Bathing suit. 1 Plate. 1 Cup and saucer. "Hussif" fitted with needles, thread, scissors. Paper pad and envelopes and pencil. Knife and fork. Teaspoon and large spoon. 2 Woolen blankets.
SCOUTCRAFT Useful Knots Everyone should be able to tie knots. A knowledge of knots is useful inevery trade or calling, and forms an important part of a Girl Scout'straining.
As it may happen some day that a life may depend on a knot beingproperly tied you ought to know the proper way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kettle. Gridiron. Butcher knife. Kitchen fork. Spoons, ladles, and tea strainer. Six tea cloths. Cleaning rags. Chopping board and knife. Kitchen soap and scouring powder. 1 Dish pan.
Clothing and Equipment for Each Scout 1 Set of underwear, cotton flannel nightgown, and lisle or cotton stockings for each week. Do not take silk stockings. 1 Dress besides Scout uniform. 1 Pair heavy shoes. 1 Pair rubbers. 3 Handkerchiefs. 1 Apron. 1 Sweater or coat. Hairbrush and comb and tooth-brush. 3 Towels. ...Haversack. 2 Pillow-cases. Soap and wash rag or sponge. Bathing suit. 1 Plate. 1 Cup and saucer. "Hussif" fitted with needles, thread, scissors. Paper pad and envelopes and pencil. Knife and fork. Teaspoon and large spoon. 2 Woolen blankets.
SCOUTCRAFT Useful Knots Everyone should be able to tie knots. A knowledge of knots is useful inevery trade or calling, and forms an important part of a Girl Scout'straining.
As it may happen some day that a life may depend on a knot beingproperly tied you ought to know the proper way.
What to read after How Girls Can Help Their Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baden-Powell Agnes to read onlineMoreLess
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