Cape sleeve dress pattern promises graceful mature fit
Farmers pattern description highlights a cape influenced design joining front raglan style with back yoke, a small bow at the bodice, and a flattering skirt. Suitable for flower print voile lawn or solid fabric to suit heat waves. Pattern 9342 offered in sizes 16 18 20 34 36 38 40 42 44. size 36 needs 3% yards of 39 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents and write name address style number and size to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York
Dance scene mocks servants in London Tit-Bits quote
A London Tit-Bits item notes a Chinese mandarin of lefty rank watching a dance and asking his host's servants to perform the contortions and kicks of fashionable youths. The remark is delivered with mild astonishment as the scene unfolds.
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London
Payroll bandit tale shocks local Chelsea crowd
In a terse Chelsea Record item a man describes a payroll bandit seen near a woman, revealing a surprising twist when he admits to marriage to her, leaving readers noting the odd rumor.
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Chelsea
Daughter Names Baby After Father in Washington Post
Health department investigators report a baby named Banana Smith by his mother in Washington D C. The name traces to the father described as one of the group. The report cites the Washington Post as the source of the naming detail.
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Washington
D. C
Banana Smith
Health Department
Washington Post
And No Other Place Negro Woman Doctor Vax Debate
In a dockside exchange a nurse asks a doctor to vaccinate a Black woman but the doctor insists vaccination must occur in the laboratory. The woman insists she wants the injection on her arm.
Ariel Adair’s Turbulent Love Story Comes Home
Ariel Adair returns to Gail with a tangled tale of elopement and marriage across states. She recounts Van Murchison’s aloofness, Dick’s loyalty, and a hidden union followed by years of struggle in Hollywood and New Jersey, ending with a quiet return to share the family’s kitchen.
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Los Angeles
Ariel
Phil
Gail
Van
Monterey Hotel
Dot
Buddy
Larry
Pebble Beach
Dorothy
Hetty Sorrel
You
Ede
Edith
Somers
Panama
Havana
Las Vegas
Ariel Adair
Hollywood
Venice
Glendale
Pasadena
Murchison
Mills
Darling
Phoenix
van Murchison
New Jersey
Chicago
Otter Proved A Fish Life Destroyer Says Detroit News
The Detroit News notes otters are a menace to fish life citing Izaak Walton’s Angler where a hunter debates whether an otter’s tail is fish and asserts otters often travel long distances to eat fish, devouring more than they consume.
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Detroit News
Izaak Walton
Walton
Piscator
Huntsman
Mothers Day Lessons from Home and Memory
A columnist urges making Mother’s Day a daily reflection with self-improvement for children. It stresses posture for girls, restrained speech for daughters, and vigilant eye care for sons, tying daily habits to maternal appreciation. Pension details from Pathfinder note long veteran benefits likely through 2025 and widows’ dependents through 2065, with counts for Civil War and War of 1812 survivors and their families as of 1935.
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Daughter
Mother
Son
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Veterans’ Administration
Rolla
Pathfinder Magazine
Pension Rolls Slow to Show Much Diminution
The article notes pensions persist despite wars ending with Uncle Sam likely paying Civil War veterans until 1955 and their widows until at least 1980. It mentions fewer than 50 World War I pensioners beyond those receiving compensation.
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Uncle Sam
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