Women’s World Coat Advice Guides All-Around Selection
Hall advises on choosing a winter coat by lifestyle and budget. She weighs fur versus cloth, short versus long styles, and color harmony with existing wardrobes, noting tax considerations for fur lined pieces and the value of a versatile, all-around coat.
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Erita Haley Hall
The Reader's Courtroom in a Series of Odd Cases
A series of brief courtroom notes includes a bricklayer’s slip causing a pedestrian injury, a neighborly dispute over city water service, a cottage auction scandal with a stooge bidder, and a tavern theft case where a man is acquitted for taking a wallet to protect his friend’s money. The judge cites foreseeability, municipal discretion, and social good as key factors.
Smart Shirtwaister Pattern No 822 For Women
Fashion guide notes patterns in sizes 14 18 18 26 40 42 46 with short sleeves 4 yards of 39 inch fabric. It notes fall and winter wardrobe planning and includes printed design details inside the book. A statistic cites leprosy prevalence, and a home tip suggests placing an upside down glass on an ice tray to prevent spills.
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Bruce Barton
A Divine Friend Guides a Brooklyn Family to Faith
A letter from Ruby Willetts recalls a desperate marriage, two ill children and financial strain. After embracing prayer and following a transformative church experience, husband Harry changes, the family stabilizes, joins a seaside church, and purchases a farm near Stolten Island. The story praises faith as a powerful, quiet miracle.
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Broadcaster and Havana Police Chief Fight Over Remarks
In Havana Cuba broadcaster Jose Pardo Elada irritated Col Jose Carames chief of police. The pair met and fought with their fists. Afterward they signed statements declaring the other a gentleman with no serious injuries.
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Jets deny slang names by cadets at Williams base
Chandler Arizona cadets at Williams AFB dismiss popular slang about jet fighters as fiction. Cadet Richard Brown says terms like stovepipes and lightning rod have no basis. he explains jet flight from cockpits to liftoff and climb rates, noting future jets may be faster and multi engined. Cadet Arthur Lempanthis adds that switching to more advanced jets could make current pilots feel outmatched.
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