Blimness Frock Promotes Slimming Silhouette Feature
A vintage sewing pattern advertises a dress that uses color blocking and panel details to create a slimmer look. It highlights four buttons and easy sitting sleeves, with sizes listed from 6 to 50 and fabric yardage of 30 inches. Send 15 cents for the pattern with name address style number and size to Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York
Hye
The Sad Truth Taw's Sam Wife Undertaking
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a troubled story involving Taw and his wife, with unclear relation to events or names. The readable phrases indicate a somber tone about a personal situation and potential conflict within a family. Further details are not recoverable from the given snippet.
Fragmented memory notes on a tense family encounter
A hazy recollection describes a mother and her child in a tense moment. The speaker recalls feeling heat and fear during the interaction and mentions a government figure, a secret, and a distant sense of danger.
Came Again Sir The Mon sha fo se the office bos
In a cryptic fragment from a past issue, readers glimpse fragmented text about office matters and personal names. The garbled lines hint at a scene involving a person and a workplace setting, with uncertain continuation.
Fragmentary wartime note yields unclear message
A mangled OCR style line appears with garbled phrases about war and upkeep. It mentions dining and boron in a disjointed context, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable names.
Tax Bill Fight and WPA Education Plans Highlight 1935 Congress
Democratic lawmakers push President Roosevelt’s tax bill to raise revenue with a 7 percent wealth levy while Republicans urge delaying taxation until next winter. The Works Progress Administration outlines $500 million for white collar relief and 25 summer schools for 1,200 teachers with jobs for 325,000 students, plus a campus for unemployed women.
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Can Partners
Tretd
Vandenberg
Uncle Sam
la Follette
House
Ways and Means Committee
Eedy
Works Progress Administration
L. R. Alderman
Alderman
New York University
Ohio State University
Purdue University
Olivet College
Michigan
University of Wisconsin
University of Chicago
University of Clifornia
Harry L. Hopking
Foiur
Nikolai Sokoloff
Hallie Flanagan
Holger Cahill
Henry G. Alseberg
New York City
Hopking
State Relief Administrationg
Nit
Chmp
Supreme Court challenge looms over AAA amendments
Critics from Republican and conservative Democratic camps warn the new AAA amendments may be ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. A Senate measure allows producers and consumers to seek recovery of processing taxes not yet passed to them, signaling an early legal test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Wallace
Supreme Court
Senate
Hoosack Mills
Boston Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate rejects plan to close courts amid banking act showdown
The senate defeated a measure to close courts 41 to 23 while advancing Glass' banking reform without central bank features. Debate highlighted proposals by Nye and La Follette, with negotiations sending the bill to conference as Wolfram and Tugwell advised.
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Enator Glass
Senate
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Doughty
Atile
la Follette
Gerald Nye
North Dakota
Charles E. Vourchien
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Banking and Currency Committee
House
Tugwell
Roosevelt settles Virgin Island feud by moves in Washington
President Roosevelt ends the Pearson Wilson dispute by transferring two Virgin Islands officials to jobs in Washington. Governor Pearson becomes assistant director of housing in the Interior Department and Judge Wilson moves to the federal parole service. The case drew Senate inquiry criticism and raises questions about Virgin Islands governance and federal policy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Virgin Islands
Paul M. Pearson
The
Interior Department
I. Webber Wilson
Islands
Pearson
Wilson
Virgin Island
Paul Yates
Yates
Senate Committee
Pearson-Wilson
Senate
Hoover
Secretary Ickes
Ickes
Tydings
Maryland
Interior
Department of the Interior
Eczema Soothed by Cure Using Cutura Soap and Ointment
Mrs. Raymond Parks reports a three month old baby with severe eczema itching and sleeplessness. After two years of rash she used Cutura Soap and Ointment, bought at Potter Drug & Chemical Corp. stores, and the itching disappeared. Soap 25c Ointment 25c and 5c.
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Raymond Parks
Massachusetts Ave
North Atlama
Mass
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Milnesia Wafers Offer Pleasant Elimination Aid
A health notice promotes Milnesia Wafers as a quick pleasant remedy to cleanse the intestines and relieve acidity gas headaches and bloating. The product in milk of magnesia form is sold in bottles for 85 and 60 cents or tins for 20 cents and is recommended by physicians.
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Taw
Sam
Martie
Rae
PAGO
Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
Senator Vandenberg
Senator Glass
Federal Trade Commission
Duffy
Wisconsin
Hugo Black
Senate Lobby Committee
John W. Carpenter
Dallas
Texas Power and Light Company
Chesapeake Bay
Texas
Black
Carpenter
Administration
Benjamin Cohen
Dozer A. de Vane
Wheeler and
Barkley
George Huddleston
Alabama
Cohen
Wheeek
Huddleston
Ray Silver
Martinsburg
W. Va
United States Grain Market Corporation of
Seareh
Taft
Fari
Weal
Farm Bureau Federation
Europe
Commission
Investheathiy
Senator Black
Caribbean Sea
United States
Congress
Hias
Solons Je
Deminding
James John Jobey
Witlet
England
Ady
Parker
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
N.Y
Peterman
ANT Food
Cutiura
WNUK
MC Lisa
Doan
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