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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
3
A pattern description for a casual runabout frock using fabrics like Shantung linen and pique. Details include a feminine yoke, tucked bodice, belt and pockets, and options for novel buttons. Pattern 9333 offered in sizes 12 to 40 with yardage for size 16 and order instructions.
A rustic complaint from Farmer Corntogsel about rising prices and the burden of paying for essentials. He jokes about town costs and the impractical expense of ordinary needs like pressing his pants.
A Philadelphia Bulletin item muses on a balance between trouble and fun, hinting at a social or cultural short anecdote about abundance and merriment within the city. The tone blends humor with local color referencing everyday city life and wit.
A fragmented line shows a child asking about a homework task while a grandparent suggests trying it. The exchange hints at a family scene centered on an attempt to learn or perform a task. Specific names and places are not clearly provided.
In a brief Viennese exchange Muskete remarks on sending his daughter abroad to study singing. The comment reflects parental support and cultural aspirations within a formal social setting.
A string of gossip asks Miss Elderleigh if she will marry soon. She denies the rumor, expressing gratitude for the attention.
A terse exchange shows a young respondent hesitating about relocating for employment. The elder urges steadiness in one place to improve chances, while the youth agrees with reluctance.
Senator Sorglum asks for a capitalization scheme to fund large annual disbursements. Specialization probes Josh’s reaction to beetle news. Farmer Corntessel says his son studies political economy, not entomology.
A boy asks a stranger if he has lost a half dollar and learns the day has seen 45 losses. The exchange centers on counting missing coins and a quirky reply from Youra.
A terse domestic exchange questions a husband's refusal to buy something for his wife. The dialogue-like fragment hints at marital conflict and gendered stereotypes without specifying the item or outcome.
An advertisement shows a round crocheted collar made of twelve medallion motifs using No 30 thread and size 8 hook. Package 719 includes white Mountain Craft crochet cotton and instructions. price 2 cents. Home Craft Co Dept B lists address in Saint Louis for mailing the kit or instructions with stamped return envelope.
A confectioner’s shop machine in Cork produced sausages by day and bombs at night for the Irish Republican Army during the Anglo Irish troubles. Police uncovered the dual use device and halted the operation.
A scientific expedition in the Spanish colony of Ifni in Africa reports the discovery of a hitherto unknown bee species and several other strange insects.
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