Pleated Sleeve Frock Brings Striking Epaulet Effect
A pleated sleeve forms an epaulet shoulder with center front buttoning and soft bust gathers. The two shirtmaker frocks suit daytime wear, shown in printed linen or cotton, plaids, or stripes. Pattern 2212 in sizes 14 to 42. size 16 uses 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehic
Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Speed Cop and Travel Carriage in Violent Dialogue
A dramatic exchange features a speed cop and his wife speaking of driving fast and roaring growls. A traveling salesman complains about high admission charges for an expensive art show. Cactus Joe notes the audience’s strong dislike for villains and props a scene with many bullet holes.
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Cactus Joe
Once Is Enough Inquisitive Old Lady Passenger Sailor
An exchange aboard a ship features an inquisitive elderly passenger asking if boats sink often and a sailor replying that they do so only once. The brief vignette captures a wary but calm seamanship mood.
Go the Limit Comic Exchange Sparks Rebellion
A Pearson's Weekly gag quotes a tense exchange about smoking with a brazen line releasing defiance. The quip captures era humor and social friction over smoking norms in a bold, sharp panel.
At the Bottom First How’s business
The speakers note business is weak with some customers stopping purchases entirely even those who previously evaded payment. The dialogue frames a downturn in sales and cautious consumer behavior across the market.
Sermons and Science Across a Tumultuous Era
Witty clippings from a multifaceted column cover Einstein versus a classic scientific ideal, L udendorff’s retirement challenge, a Chicago woodpecker sermon, and commentary on inflation and politics. It references Chancellor Hitler, Roosevelt era debates, a New York missing girl case, racketeering, and a Sydney shark delivering a murder clue.
Triple sheer print jackets set seasonal style
A fashion feature showcases new triple sheet of bemberg jacket outfits for spring and summer. It highlights wrinkle resistance, easy care, and versatile daytime wear with models wearing coordinated prints, appliques, and flower motifs.
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Monsseline de Sole
Glamor of Lace in Paris Collections
Cherie Nicholar describes salmon pink lace ensembles from Paris shows. A full transparent skirt reveals a color matched slip while a velvet ribbon sash complements the look. Jewelry includes three graduated pearl strands a rhinestone bracelet and a pearl bracelet.
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Paris
Pleated Skirts in Chiffon Reveal New Style Trends
The fashion wave brings wider skirts with pleats, shown in daytime and evening styles. Chiffon dominates many pleated looks, including sunburst patterns and Grecian-inspired bodices, with variations in front or back fullness and panel godets to add width.
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Malnbacher
Louiseboulanger
Coarse Novelty Straws Lead in Millinery Trends
Hat fashion shifts toward forward projecting brims with beret styles. Coarse novelty straws in shiny and rough textures appear alongside Milan hats. Many stitched taffeta hats and unusual felts are shown. The return of trimming follows contariere influence with floral accents.
Formal Swagger Coat Described in Woolen Silhouette
A description of the formal swagger coat notes its pi quant newcomer styling in woolen fabrics from black to pale blue. With full sleeves and soft collars the coat flares above elegant afternoon dresses in a poised, swinging silhouette.
Pen Rooster Management After Hatching Season Ends
In poultry farming, after the hatching season the breeding flock becomes a day stock. Inferior roosters should be discarded to cut losses, and separating mate birds aids future breeding prospects. Build summer range houses and plan for new blood if needed. Eggs from removed males may stay fertile for 21 days and hatch potential persists.
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Ry Roy
Pearatyne
Herd Poultry Department
North Carolina
Brate Coleone
Sawst Servier
Turkeys and Chickens Compared for Egg Production
A Missouri Harver writer notes turkey hens show wide variation in egg laying. Some lay over 150 eggs a year, with cycles of daily laying followed by broodiness. When broodiness is prevented, many turkeys continue laying through summer, producing 18 to 20 eggs before brooding again.
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Missouri Harmer
Turkey
Feather Producing Geese and Egg Breeds Compared
The Rural New-Yorker notes all geese breeds make good feather producers and eggs, with White Chinese, Toulouse, African, and Embden leading in egg production. It highlights that strain differences matter, and careful feeding influences performance more than breed alone.
Shade for Young Pullets
Shade is important for poultry especially in summer. Crowded houses without range shade raise mortality. Build cheap shelters with 2 by 4 supports and thatch with bagging or green branches. Clean shelters of droppings at regular intervals.
Poultry Keeping Notes on Feed Grit and Parasites
Poultry care tips discuss chimney draft adjustments for proper ventilation, continuous mash and grain supply for pullets after 10 to 12 weeks, and the need for grit for chicks gizzards to grind feed. Mites infest joints and crevices on bedding and coop structures. About 40 of 100 eggs fail to hatch, with warm weather reducing production and stressing need for effective treatment.
Indiana Brevities roundup of officials and incidents
Indiana headlines report new officers at the Indianapolis convention and Evansville leaders as Guy One is elected president of the Indiana State Conference of Typographical Unions. Other items note a theater owner’s death, a suicide case, Walther League officers, a new state beauty culture board, a stay of execution for Gaston Slaughter, police radio linkups, blind landing field lights, and tributes to Benoit Fritsch contributor to Vincennes history.
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Guy One
Indianapolis
Indiana State Conference of
Evansville
Charles MW
Teron
Lafayette
Vce
George D. Mayer
Mdhinapolis
Warner Labor Disputes
Thomas ©. Lacey
Muncie
Vandelle
Damon
Eata
Louise Linneweber
Freelandville
Womin
Finaily
AL OW. Bosse
Incianapolis
Indiana District of Walther League
South Bend
Victor Laffen
St. Wayne
Gertrude Statumer
Oscar Bevery
Divansville
Astate Board of Beauty Culture
Paulo McNutt
Fiw
Theodore B. Rhoades
Rath I. Buarnette
Iudith
Wediking
Logansport
Statehouse
State Supreme Court
Gaston Slaughter
Vigo County
Terre Haute
Slaughter
Indiana
al Feeney
Feeney
Hammond
Culver
Columbia City
Ft. Wayne
Richmond
Kokomo
Jasper
Brown Post
G. A. Tu
Valparaiso
Sons of Union
Washington
United States Bureau of Air Commerce
M. Barbara
Holy Cross Order
St. Joseph’s Hospital
McNutt
Congress
Huntington Municipal Lighting Plant
Indiana Supreme Court
David E. Smith
Wayne
Benoit Fritsch
Maurice Thompson
Alice
Old
Vincennes
Mr. Fritsch
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Pearson's Weekly
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Jane Addamn
Hall Hose
Ludendorff
Einstein
Th. Pyatotsky
Rosenail
Princeton
Hitler
Germany
von Hindenburg
Bavarian
Austria
Chicago
Kemmerer
Roosevelt
New York
Taylor Putney, Jr
New York University
Valentine
Santos
Sydney
WNN Service
King Features Syndicate
Ina
Bemberg
Western Newspaper Union
By Cherie, Nicholas
Cherie Nicholar
Reid
Postum Company
Ollie Ler Cra
Coleman Lamp & Stovp
Wichita, Kans
Chicago, Ill
Los Angeles
Calif
Philadelphia
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Alten
Mary Alten
W. Lake ST
CLARK
Parta
Sterling Buckle
Rogert Geiger Mia. Co
Bay
WNU
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