Modernize walnut chair with renewed upholstery and guides
Old walnut chair underwent partial disassembly with arm pieces removed and back padding replaced by fiber board and cotton. An aged tufted back cushion was refastened with tapes over knobs. a cardboard strip suggested to reinforce tacking. Plain rust upholstery covered the seat, while Mrs. Spears offers a sewing book for slipcovers and upholstery at 25 cents.
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Spears
South Desplaines’ St
Chicago
Illinois
Crafty Earth and the Earthquake Worms Golf Banter
A humorous scene from Pearson's Weekly features a would-be golfer flagged by a crimson face as he swings erratically. His caddie quips that worms may think an earthquake is underway, while noting crafty worms hiding under the ball for safety in a lightweight exchange.
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Pearson’s Weekly
Stop Him He You Know Last Year Doctor Warning
Dialogue fragment records a tense exchange about smoking and fears of feeble-mindedness, referencing a doctor’s warning from the previous year and a girl’s reply. Indicates concern over health and behavior framing.
Sultan's son shown wary of scarem and mischief
The excerpt hints at the sultan's son being inclined toward caution regarding turmoil and pranks, yet accustomed to such bravado. His temperament is described as wary rather than reckless, with a hint of playful restraint.
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Doc—Harum-scarum
More Ways Than One Neighbor Is Your Husband a Good Driver
A humorous exchange shows a woman answering yes to her husband being a good driver while noting he drives her crazy, reflecting a light domestic joke about marital patience and driving.
What’s the Matter Pop in a Comic Exchange
A humorous dialogue sketches a father and son on aging roles and achievements. A police candidate is grilled about danger and replies with bravado. A dated joke contrasts old fashioned domestic life with modern independence. The Naples air joke ends with a fatal propeller gag, delivered in a light tone.
Rising Tide magazine debuts on national newsstands
A new pictorial magazine titled Rising Tide has appeared on newsstands, originally issued in England and now prepared for distribution in eleven countries across nine languages. It is described as non profit with no advertising, aiming to address global problems regardless of race, class, or creed.
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England
Safe Pleasant Weight Loss Plan Promises Energy Gain
A health ad urges readers to lose 15 pounds in a month while boosting energy and improving health. It promotes a regimen including slight diet changes, gentle exercise, and a daily teaspoon of a salt product, claimed to normalize weight and motivate activity.
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Lorman
Kean
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