Printed Pattern 9088 Offer for Misses Garment Shapes
A vintage ad describes Printed Pattern 9088 for Misses sizes 12 to 20 and 26, with options for a housefrock cobbler apron sundress and a neat front bow. It notes yardage for size 26, 5 yards of 35 inch fabric, and requests 35 cents to Pattern Bureau The Daily Review Old Chelsea Station New York NY, including name address style number and size.
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Two-Masted Vessel Eva Cullison Goes to Drydock in Maine
Rockland Maine reports the two masted schooner Eva Cullison has been drydocked after 69 years at sea. Towed to Letmond's Cove she will serve as a training ship for the local U S Coast Guard Reserve. Built in Baltimore in 1888 she once sailed the Bahama fruit trade under Capt Frank Swift of Camden Maine.
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Letmond's Cove
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U. S. Coast Guard Reserve
Baltimore
Frank Swift
Camden
Cullison
Chesapeake Bay
Burglars Show Practical Side
Burglars who looted the Robert Anderson residence in Chicago planned to set up housekeeping. They took a coffee maker, a waffle iron, an electric knife sharpener, wall and bedroom clocks, several suits, 20 watches, 8 pounds of frozen meat, four bottles of whiskey, an empty piggy bank and about $1 in cash.
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Chicago
Robert Anderson
Sweden Reports 1957 Grain Harvest Short of 1956 Total
Stockholm Sweden reports the 1957 bread grain harvest at about 61,000 tons of rye 741 000 tons but overall grain crops fall 240 000 tons short of 1956 about 20 percent. Fodder grain output estimated at 1 983 000 tons a drop of 448 000 tons from prior year.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Dorothy Dix column warns against college plans for daughter
A long reader letter from Mrs A W asks if a high school senior daughter should attend college. Dorothy Dix urges parents to accept the daughter’s homemaker talents and avoid pressuring for college, arguing she should follow her own path. The column includes humorous medical-humor notes on hangovers and advice on relationship choices from Anita and Eunice letters.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments in Historic Page
Fragmented OCR yields scattered crossword clues and partial entries. Readable hints include animal and chemical terms, body parts, and place names, offering a mosaic of puzzle prompts from an old page.
Fragmented cryptic list from OCR page item
An unclear OCR snippet lists mixed terms such as Hebrew month, face part, horse god, Spanish title, Mohammedan religion, prefix Kale, boy attendants, horse lamps, lace making, Betora, preposition and printer's measure point. The text appears as a garbled glossary or puzzle fragment without coherent narrative or dates. It lacks a readable event or identifiable persons or organizations.
US Property Boosts Listed By Government Inventory
Washington reports the U S government values its property at home and abroad at least 350 billion dollars, up 15 billion from 1956. The House Government Operations Committee notes 409 million acres in the U S and 368 million overseas, with total federal real and personal property 5 029 591 000 as of June 30, 1957, including air bases and botanical gardens.
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Francisco
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Medical Memos Recommend Appendectomy Over Repeated Attacks
A surgeon stresses removal of the appendix as the best long term solution for appendicitis. Antibiotics may help control infections and complications but ruptures still occur. Repeated attacks are best treated by surgery between episodes when the patient is healthiest.
Honest Advice on Preschool Dreams and Bedtime Rules
A parent asks how to answer a five year old about dreaming and why parents share a bed. The guidance emphasizes honest reassurance that dreams happen to everyone and aren’t real, staying with her briefly after a bad dream, keeping a night light, and avoiding overnight bed sharing for long-term habits.
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Britain to Cut Ad Admirals Under Economy Drive
LONDON AP Britain will retire 20 of its 98 admirals next year as part of Defense Ministry budget cuts, the Sunday Express reports. Of the fleet, 30 command posts exist, 28 are in other duties, and one presently lacks a role.
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Britain
Defense Ministry
Sunday Express
Royal Navy
Helicopter Disrupts Maine Lighthouse Pumpkin Venture
Charles Martin keeper of the Isles of Shoals lighthouse in Maine planted a single pumpkin which grew large. A high ranking Coast Guard officer visited by helicopter and, as the craft lowered, the rotor wash knocked the pumpkin into the sea. The incident ended Martin’s brief gardening attempt.
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Charles
Martin
Isles“yof Shoals
Maine
Coast Guard
Knife Outlawed in Deer Hunting in Maine
In SCAREQROUGH Maine two men from Cumberland and Portland were fined after attempting to register a doe at a tagging station. They allegedly roped the deer as it swam Casco Bay and cut its throat with a knife, breaching hunting rules. Thomsen paid $3 and Doucette $19.
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Scareqrough
Maine
Henning Thomson
Cumberland
Richard Doucette
Portland
Casco Bay
Thomsen
Dousette
Signs Point To A Hard Winter, Says Sager Nearby
Sager, living near a wooded area, notes early migration of summer birds and absence of robins. He observes fat raccoons and thick fur on livestock, interpreting these signs as indicators of an especially cold winter ahead. He cites nature’s responses as evidence of harsher conditions to come.
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N.Y
T.frome
Sager
Looking Forward items for Daily Review Society Editor
Daily Review publishes Looking Forward notices sent to the Society Editor with time date and place for events. Include sender name and telephone number. Items accepted not earlier than three weeks before the event. January 2 mentions Intermediate Spanish class at Cestro Valley High School adult program in room T3010 at 7 p.m.
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Daily Review
Cestro Valley
Mail and Visitors Mystery Solved in Alvaston Lane
Residents of Alvaston Lane discovered why mail and visitors were misdirected as a town council contractor altered all street numbers while no one was present.
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Alvaston
England
Alvaston Lane
Warranan
Peacock decorative needlework pattern description
Pattern description by Hee Binet includes a peacock motif suitable for modern or traditional settings. Details include a 16x20 inch color transfer with chart and directions, price, mailing costs, and contact for The Daily Review Household Arts Dept in New York. Additional patterns and Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue offered.
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