Design Wearer Can Depend On A Charming Surplice
Pattern 1799 offers a navy blue dotted voile gown with pleated net frills and a surplice front. It flatters varied figures with big revers and well-proportioned points at the front and back, in sizes 36 to 46. Send fifteen cents for pattern and illustrated instructions to Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York
Dinner Uneaten as Wife Tries Shoppers Gift
In a light exchange, a husband asks if dinner is ready while his wife reveals she has spent the day shopping. He quips about finding something for nothing as she notes her intention was to buy a present.
Frosty radiator used as kitchen fridge
Mrs Flatt complains the steam radiator is a frost and provides no heat this week. The janitor offers to send a man to remove it, but she decides to use the unit as a refrigerator for butter and milk instead.
Lost and Won Heart Balm Stirs Old Romance
In a witty exchange an old maid proclaims she loved and won after a breakup. She explains she enjoyed more freedom and wealth from the $50,000 heart balm payment than from staying with him. The tale blends pride, romance, and a sharp line about a costly breakup.
Baseball Writers Dinner Highlights From Beverly Hills
In Beverly Hills the author recounts a trip to New York for the N Y Realty Board and a baseball writers dinner. Notable figures present include Dizzy Dean Rabbitt Maranville Frankie Frisch Bill Terry Connie Mack and a return from Japan. The piece blends sport humor with praise for players managers and writers.
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Beverly Hills
Jesse Jones
R.F.C
New York
N. Y
Baseball Writers
Sport Writers
Washington
Dizzy
Heywood Broun
Ruths
Deans
Maranvilles
Dizz
Babe
Chuck
Frankie Frisch
Dean
Paul
Daffy
Frankie Fisch
Bill Terry
Huey Long
Baton Rouge
Connie Mack
Japan
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Peter's Friend Helps People in Early Church Lesson
The lesson outlines Ananias and Sapphira's deceit and sudden judgment, the growth of the church, and Simon the Sorcerer's hypocritical request. It emphasizes honesty, holiness, and repentance as core church values and warns against simony and covetous motives.
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Peter
Ananias
Sapphira
Barnabas
Antanias
Holy Ghost
Moody
Spurgeon
Simon
Christ
Early Life Insurance Arrives in America in 18th Century
The Amicable Society introduced life insurance to England in 1696 and, in 1759, carried the concept to Philadelphia to aid Presbyterian ministers and their widows and children. A later Episcopal clergymen benefit followed, with the Insurance Company of North America forming in Philadelphia in 1766 as the first general business attempt.
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England
Amicable Society
Great Britain
America
Philadelphia
The
Insurance Company of North
Power to lay down and take up life
Quoted from John 10 17 18 Jesus speaks of his authority to lay down his life and take it again confirming he acts by command of the Father. No man taketh it from me but I lay it down of myself. He asserts power to lay down and to take up life as given by the Father.
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John
Testing a Man's Soul and Righteousness
The quote argues that many men harbor a soul tragedy and that the ideal of righteousness should be burned into them, stressing the solemn inner reform required.
Tulip quilting design popular in home craft blocks
Grandmother Clark notes the tulip adapts well to applique and quilting. stamped blocks 18 inches. twelve needed for a 76 by 97 inch quilt with nine inch borders. Send 15c for No 96 F blocks and pieces. six blocks for 5c from Home Craft Co Dept D St Louis.
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Clark
Home Craft CO
Dept. D
Nineteenth and St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis
Winter Slumber Time for Trees and Plants
The piece describes how trees and perennials sleep through winter while winter wheat sprouts after sun, dandelions open with warmth, and sap flows only toward late February. It notes birds and animals sheltering from harsh weather, with quail, cardinals, squirrels, rabbits, field mice, and owls adapting to cold, and ends with a brief ad blurb for Dr. Pierces Pellets.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Speedy Army Tanks Bring Fast New U S Army Vehicle
The United States army unveils a new eight ton tank with demonstrations showing speeds over 60 mph. Built caterpillar style for rough terrain and wheels for level ground, it measures about 12.5 feet long 6.5 feet high and 7 feet wide and requires four operators. The tank’s World War I ancestor reached 6 to 7 mph.
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United States Army
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