Frock Pattern Teaches Practical Matron Wardrobe
A sewing pattern advertisement offers Pattern 2500 for a house frock suited to daily wear and street or porch appearance. Describes pleated sleeves and paneled skirt with pockets, suggesting pinstripe cotton or geometric designs. Includes size WG, fabric yardage, and illustrated instructions. send 15 cents and address to the Sewing Circle Pattern Department in New York.
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Stati Sial
Sewing Cirle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Holiday Delays and Cashier Quarrel Highlight Local Fray
A garbled exchange quotes a cashier and a manager amid talk of holiday strains and overwork. The fragment hints at discussions of laws and state action, with references to Senate figures and search parties in a chaotic scene.
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Sorsham
Conti Sloan
The Same Outlook Visiter Trembles Before the Dike
The fragment hints at a travel or labor scene with a question about past roles and duties aboard a weekly publication. Names and clear events are obscured, leaving an evocative snapshot of workplace identity and responsibilities aboard a periodical.
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Couvier
Mvery Don's Weekly
Too Curious Hee Ar To the only man who ever Kissed you
A fragmented, playful line from Cappers Weekly features dialogue about affection and curiosity, hinting at social banter and flirtation between characters. The script-like snippet evokes period language and character dynamics within a humorous column.
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Cappers Weekly
Ethiopian Concession Sparks International Flurry Amid Oil Grants
Emperor Haile Selassie signs a 75 year charter granting American interests control of oil and minerals in over half of Ethiopia to the African Exploration and Development Corp. Promoter F W Rickett represents the firm. Everett A Colson attests. Britain and France urge caution while Italy associates prepare military moves as Washington notes no treaty obligation.
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League of Nations Council
Haile Selassie
African Exploration and Development Corporation
F. W. Rickett
Everett Andrews Colson
New Jersey
Delaware
United States Corporation Company of
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Ethiopia
Wuile Selassie
United States
England
Rickett
Rome
Addis Ababa
Tsana
Blue Nile
Tily
Laval Ready to Jump Either Way in Italo-Ethiopian Affair
French Premier Laval traveled to Geneva with power to act on the Italo-Ethiopian issue. He aimed to keep friendly ties with both Italy and Britain while seeking to persuade the council to consider Maus solin’s invasion as a continental expedition. If forced, Laval would side with Italy, but Britain favored balance of power moves.
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iPremier Laval
Dierre Laval
Geneva
League Council
Himn
sAagnetions Nifaiinst
Italy
Ecounel
Maussolin
Laval
Pritvin
Serriot
London
Mussalini
Ethiopia
Europe
Toter Tere
Titler
Austria
Suez Can
Malo
Mussolini
Russia Warns on Communist Activities Again
The United States questions Moscow's tolerance of Communist interference and notes that Soviet permits such activities could strain official relations. Washington says Moscow cannot be held responsible for Communist Internationale acts and sends a milder warning after four days of review.
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Ussia
America
Moscow
Washington
United States
Indian expert Mrs Ickes killed in New Mexico car crash
Mrs Anna Wilmairtil Ickes wife of Interior Secretary Harold Ickes died when a car overturned in a ditch near Velarde New Mexico three friends were seriously injured Genevieve Forbes Werrick newspaper writer Ibrahim Seyfullah Turkish embassy secretary and rank Allen driver died later Mrs Ickes longtime advocate for Southwest Indians had been visiting an Indian settlement at Taos and was en route to Santa Fe Funeral attendance included Mrs Roosevelt at Winnetka Illinois.
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Anna Wilmairtil Ickes
Interior
Harold Ickes
Velarde
N. M
Genevieve Forbes Werrick
Ibrahim Seyfullah
Washington
Rank Alen
Gallup
Allen
Mra. Ickes
Southwest
Taos
Santa Fe
Chicago
Winnetka
Roosevelt
Senate Rules and Long Filibuster Stir Old Debate
The piece argues that Senate rules allowing unlimited debate have long invited criticism for their slow method. It notes Huey Long’s six hour filibuster blocked a key appropriation, drawing Fire on New Dealers. It reflects on the need for orderly procedure while defending unlimited debate as a guard against hasty policy. It also covers a failed $100 million Federal Farm Mortgage bond issue and rising national debt under the New Deal.
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Washington
Uu. S
Senate
Congress
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Jardin
Ballyhoo
House of Representatives
Senator Long
Ita
Guffey
New Deal
Soosevelt
House
United States
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
United States Treasury
Treasury
Morgenthau
Ife
Moosevelt
Tam
Piercebridge site reveals Roman station under Durham village
Low tides uncover 32 oak piles dating 1,700 years old showing Piercebridge sits over a former Roman station. Dere Street crosses the Tees here and excavations find the camp just west of the road along with the Roman bridge site. Samian fragments found nearby along the riverbank.
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Durham
Piercebridge
Tees
Postum Free Week Offer Prompted by Health Claim
Read the offer from the Postum Company in another part of this paper. They will send a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes fort.
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Postum Company
Keep Calm A Good Deal of Life Is Learning
A compact reflection on restraint and growth emphasizing learning not to overreact. It frames calm as essential to navigating life’s ups and downs. The note highlights steady progress through steady, thoughtful effort.
Milnesia Wafers Promise Quick Pleasant Elimination
A health ad promotes Milnesia Wafers as a pleasant milk of magnesia tablet to relieve acidity gas headaches and digestive discomfort. It claims easy use by chewing then swallowing with a dosage equal to a tablespoon of liquid milk of magnesia and notes available bottles for 85¢ and 60c or tins at 20c.
Midnight Bowling Buzz Grips Scotland Outdoors
Outdoor bowling at midnight draws crowds in Scotland as enthusiasts embrace late night lanes and cooler air. Organizers report growing participation and a festive atmosphere across venues.
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Scotland
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Massachusetts
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Granfield
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