Hour-Glass Silhouette Is a Must Fashion
This season’s must have hour glass silhouette enhances the figure with shoulder and waist gathers. The simple front panel flat tens the diaphragm for a tiny waist, yielding an elegant dress in wool broadcloth faille or velvet. Pattern 8567 fits sizes 12 through 40. requires 4½ yards fabric for 39 inch width with long sleeves, or 4½ yards with short sleeves. Send 15 cents plus name address style number and size to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1324 Chicago.
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Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Four-Point Plan for Reliable Cooking and Tested Recipes
Aunt Edith’s baking wisdom leads into a four point plan for consistent results using tested recipes accurate measurements proper mixing temperatures and thermometers. The article lists a plum set of tested recipes including Boiled Icing Lemon Apple Cake Filling Liver Croquettes Lemon Meringue Pie and Apple Sauce Doughnuts with detailed ingredients and methods for each.
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Aunt Edith
Mystery Bat remake planned by Globe Productions
Star Dust reports President's son plans a mystery picture from The Bat, with Mary Pickford’s 1926 film and 1931 The Bat Whispers as influences. Norman Foster to direct the new version for Globe Productions, amid other film industry notes and careers.
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Globe
Mary Roberts
Rinehart
Avery Hopwood
Mary Pickford
Norman Foster
Household Hints by Eleanor Howe Offer
Send 10 cents to Eleanor Howe at 919 N Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois for a practical homemaking booklet. The guide covers time saving tips, economical shortcuts, cooking and cleaning hints, plant care and many everyday tasks.
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Eleanor Howe
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
The Case for a United States of Europe
Kathleen Norris argues that women have gained minimal influence in guiding state affairs and laments wartime prejudices. She insists nations must buy peace with justice, propose a concrete, shared plan, and create a united Europe to disarm.
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Europe
Adolf Hitler
United States of Europe
Middle Europe
Washington
United States
Stalin
Mussolini
Chamberlain
Hitler
Prince of Peace
U. S
Where There's a Will Things Usually Get Done
A teacher tests pupils with a riddle about a cat in a bottomless well and a climb to escape. A student keeps solving and asks for another problem. The teacher declares the cat cannot escape, while the student suggests patience and time will eventually bring it out in Australia.
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Australia
Weaving on Life's Loom
The quote reflects life as an endless loom where patterns weave through night and day. It attributes the idea to Henry Ward Beecher, suggesting a meditation on continuity and purpose beyond sleep.
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Jimmy Melton
James Merton
Morton Downey
Hollywood
Sam
Jessica Dragonnette
Gulliver
Vera van
Leah Ray
Annette Henshaw
Henry Ward Beecher
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