Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1950 — Page 27

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You can do-this trick at the dinner table.

{ the ice cubes from dripping on the table. each” one at the table can see the entire operation from his own Fill the glass, float an ice cube on the water, then lay the {end of a short section of string across the ice cube. the end of thé string. and the ice cube with salt | In a few:.seconds pull on the string. and you will find the ice | cube frozen tightly to the string! . TOMORROW—Make Money In a Hurry.

AN EASY TRICK WITH ICE CUBES

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and it may lead

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