Youthful tailored collar frock pattern 0348 described
Pattern 0348 showcases a youthful collar and simple yoke for a dainty bodice with flare sleeves. It suggests fabrics in printed silk or cotton or handkerchief linen with color accents from buttons and belt. Order Pattern 0343 in sizes 14 to 42. size 16 requires 34 1/2 yards of 30 inch fabric. Send 15 cents to the Sewing Circle Pattern Department in New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York
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Self Invites Dinner Meeting Sparks Engagement Talk
Dialogues reveal social tensions as John asks Joan to dinner and mentions informing her mother. Kathyrn comments on an engagement ring, while Kittye admits multiple engagements this season and a group syndicate plan. Detroit News quote reflects contemporary attitudes.
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Detroit News
Meat dialogue on venison and mutton prices
A butcher explains today offering mutton and venison. The customer asks if mutton is expensive, but the clerk clarifies venison is deer and not the same meat.
Court Quips Question Lawyer for Defendant in Racial Context
A judge in court asked a Black defendant if he wanted a lawyer. He responded that he did not want a lawyer but could use a couple of good witnesses, illustrating a mix of humor and legal tension in the proceedings.
Eyvery Time They Fire A Big Gun In Smoke
Answers Magazine notes a reader complaint about the gunpowder blast causing money loss. The exchange questions the use of smokeless powder and its effect on expenditures.
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Answers Magazine
Mussolini Crisis Deepens as Italy Refuses Compromise
In Geneva Italian Cabinet pledges no retreat from East Africa action and strengthens Libyan forces under Balbo. Britain and France rally to back a hard line, with the League prepared to invoke article 15 if war looms, while sanctions and a potential general trade boycott loom.
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Italy
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Rome
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Egypt
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Davis warns Roosevelt on European war risk at Hyde Park
Ambassador at large Orman H. Davis told President Roosevelt that war in Europe is highly likely but the United States should stay out of it. He cited stalled naval disarmament prospects due to the Italy Japan dispute and noted limited hope for a fall conference.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
TRIAS
Edward F. McGrady
Labor Department
McGrady
United Mine Workers
New German Laws Target Jews in Reich Session
In Nuremberg a Nazi dominated Reichstag enacted two laws penalizing Jewish marriages and mixed relations. The statutes declare such marriages void abroad, ban extramarital relations, and prohibit Jews from employing women under forty five in their homes after January 1, with prison terms for violations. Jews are barred from hosting the national flag.
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Reichsfuehreritler
Reich
Secretary Hull Replies to Brodsky Protest in Germany
An official note from Secretary Hull eased German annoyance over Magistrate Brodsky of New York who dubbed the Hitler regime barbaric. Hull’s reply said the federal government has no control over the magistrate, while criticising Brodsky for offensive remarks against a foreign government with which the U S maintains relations. President Smetona Vows Lithuania Will Fight for Memel
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Brodsky
New York
Full
Smetona
Lithuania
Memel
Hitler
Antanas Smetona
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hoyt Named Federal Alcohol Administrator
President Roosevelt appoints Franklin Chase Hoyt former judge of New York City Children’s Court to succeed Joseph C Choate as federal alcohol administrator following the Supreme Court NBA decision that voided the act. Ball player Koenecke dies in plane fight near Toronto after altercation with pilot Mulqueeney and helper Davis amid a Detroit chartered trip.
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Roosevelt
Franklin Chase Hoyt
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Children's Court
New York City
Joseph C. Choate
Supreme Court
NBA
Ken Koenecke
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Toronto
W. J. Mulqueeney
Detroit
Irwin Davis
Koenecke
Buffalo
Davis
Mulqueeney
Peasant Cottage Pot Holder Set
Charming little peasant cottage design with a fence, fits inside the fence pocket when not in use. Colors stamped and stenciled with outlining required. Finished size about 9 by 12 inches. Package A-11 includes Mnene material, pot holder container, fence binding, and instructions. Postpaid 15 cents. Hom Craco Dept A Nineteenth and St Louis Ave St Louis MO. Include stamped self addressed envelope for information.
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Hom Craco
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Nineteenth and
ST. Louis
Hitch-Hiking Fly Spreads Disease Warned by Officials
Health authorities warn that common house flies travel by hitchhiking on vehicles and spread disease. The article notes flies enter autos trains and planes carrying germs miles away, undermining local eradication campaigns. It urges cleanliness and uses pyrethrin insecticide for home fly control.
Lark Hatches Under Railway Line at Oss Holland
A bold lark nests beneath a railway line in Oss Holland as trains thunder overhead. The event captures a small wildlife moment amid busy rail traffic.
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Oss
Holland
Buffalo attack survivor rescued after Narok chase tale
Captain Conyers Lang, mauled by a buffalo on a Kenya vacation hunt near Narok, was saved by aviation pilot Captain Wheeler. A native runner sent to town 650 miles away relayed the news to Nairobi, where Lang received medical care after air transport to a hospital. China plans 48,086 schools next year.
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Kenya
Conyers Lang
Lang
Nairobi
Wheeler
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