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This story was submitted to the People’s War site by Bill Ross of the ‘Action Desk — Sheffield’ Team on behalf of Phyllis Lee, and has been added to the site with the her permission. Mrs. Lee author fully understands the site's terms and conditions.
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This is an extract from a book written at school by Phyllis at the age of 14. The authenticity of the punctuation and grammar has been preserved as written in the book.
Bill Ross, ´óÏó´«Ã½ People’s War Story Editor.
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Outer Garments

We should take very special care to keep outer clothes neat and smart. By brushing them daily we can help to do this. When removing our coat, we should hang it on a coat hanger to keep the shape. If a coat has covered buttons, as soon as the buttons begin to wear, and the covering material rubs away, they should be removed from the garment and new ones replaced. To renovate cloth, use a little ammonia in boiling water and sponge lightly, then hang the garment up to dry. When it has dried, cover with a wet cloth, and press with a hot iron.
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