Ruffles Confer Charm On Dress
A vintage pattern description promotes a house frock with ruffles over the shoulders and a slim skirt ending in a pointed bodice line. Sleeveless options exist with cap ruffles. Cotton fabrics in checks or florals are suggested. Pattern 9937 offers sizes 14 through 44 and requires 3 1/2 yards 86 inch fabric for size 16. Submit 15 cents with name, address, style number, and size to the Sewing Circle Pattern Department in New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York
Regulation of the stock exchange likened to a family clock
Mr Dustin Stax compares regulating the stock exchange to winding a family clock, saying continual regulation is needed and decisions must reflect the real facts. The remark emphasizes ongoing oversight and prudent judgment in markets.
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Stock Exchange
Mr. Dustin Stax
She Earned It Attorney
A quoted exchange recalls Mrs Gnages defending wartime service and pension rights. The dialogue features her insistence on entitlement and a recounting of her husband and her own four years of fighting service.
Fragmented Local Teaser From Bad News Page
Readable lines show odd exchanges about sympathy and a wife, with a cryptic note on a new bat and tomorrow’s call between unspecified people. The fragment hints at personal conflict and social entanglement but lacks clear context or attribution.
Cutting and Slashing in London Budget Response
City officials face questions about spending cuts as they justify reducing expenses. Residents debate the impact on services while leaders emphasize prioritizing essential programs and long term financial health.
Adolph S. Ochs and Russia in the wings of war
Brief items note the death of Adolph S. Ochs editor of the New York Times and salute his public service. A Manila Times style survey on Russia’s aeronautical push cites mass production of planes and 8.9 million trained flyers. A mysterious death hints at superstition and vanity. Prohibition era concerns warn parents about cocktail parties. France accelerates fortification while envisioning future aerial warfare. Harlem’s radical currents and the Hitler proposal to Lloyd George round out the week’s notes.
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Adolph S. Ochs
New York Times
Mr. Ochs
Ochs
The
Times
Russia
Lloyd George
Quotes Hitler Policies by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbian University frames Germanys foreign policy dilemma as two camps. One urges temporizing to avoid immediate negotiation and to strengthen military power. The other, led by Nazi leaders near Hitler, seeks terms returning to the League of Nations with concessions on war guilt river administration and related issues.
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Hitler
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbian University
Germany
Geneva
League of Nations
Diversified Crops and Industrial Hemp Prospects
President F. W. Sargent argues the U S can add 5 million acres to grow soybeans and produce 300 by products from the bean. He notes hemp as a major domestic fiber, with substantial hemp imports and potential protection to convert up to 50 million acres to self supply.
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F. W. Sargent
C. & N. W. Railway
Freedom for Cuba by Batista Chief of Staff
Batista argues for limited labor reform while criticizing past policies. He asserts labor unions remain illegal, labor rights are inherent, and wage and hour controls are to be avoided. He calls for cautious land buybacks and gradual changes to curb foreign control.
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Fulgencio Batista
Justice Holmes by David I Walsh
U S Senator from Massachusetts lauds Oliver Wendell Holmes describing a long life devoted to justice and public service. He praises Holmes industry independence intelligence integrity and unflinching devotion to the nation as he reflects on his death.
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David I. Walsh
U.S
Massachusetts
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Need International Trade by Cordell Hull
Secretary of State Cordell Hull emphasizes vigorous effort to rebuild international trade to speed prosperity. He argues for economic cooperation among nations to share world riches, reduce envy and aggression, and advance economic well being and universal peace.
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Cordell Hull
Brain Trust Inspiration Ly Raymond Moley
Former Assistant Secretary of State reflects on recent shift from politics to academia. He praises public figures for openness to expert advice and for prioritizing understanding over personal interests.
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LY Raymond Moley
Tribute to Appleseed Johnny and His Labor in Pioneer Orchard History
A Boston Globe style tribute recounts Johnny Appleseed born circa 1775 in Boston. In 1800 he navigated Ohio in a craft with rotten apples to seed unsettled land for future settlers. He lived humbly, aided borders, killed no animals, taught via gatherings, and planted orchards as art.
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Tle
Johnny
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Boston
Emmanuel Swedenborg
Boston Globe
Radio station call letters origin and licensing plan
The article explains how letter designations for radio stations were adapted by the federal government under the licensing system. It traces the plan back to the era when wireless telegraphy dominated transmission and station licensing.
Soviet aims to top world gold output within two years
Soviet Russia projects rising gold production to surpass South Africa and become the world leader in gold output within the next two years.
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Soviet
Russia
South Africa
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Burns
Ganenan Foods
Battle Creek
Mich
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MR. Burns
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