Button Front Dresses For Midsummer Wear
Learn to sew smart button front dresses No. 1787 and No. 1790 with waistline buttons. No. 1787 features inside pleats and waist shaping in gingham linen or pique with lace or braid. sizes 14 to 42 require specific yardage. No. 1790 offers waist line buttons and a wide lap-over skirt in gingham percale linen or pique with snowy frills. sizes 34 to 48 with yardage details. Send orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
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Practical Patriotism Quote by Senator Wiley
A U S Senator Alexander Wiley voices a vision of practical patriotism that rejects state regulation alone. He argues for self reliance and personal quest toward self and Maker as the foundation of a strong state and individual.
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U.S
Alexander Wiley
Masters of Thought Quote by Dr. Frank Crane
The excerpt presents guidance on choosing inner masters for efficiency and contentment. It contrasts positive traits like hope, cheer, and optimism with negative traits such as despair and fear, framing feelings as unseen drivers of thought.
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Frank Crane
The Halcyon Camp Quandary Between Joan and Rex
Rex Hale and Joan spend a day at Halcyon Camp with Bert and Stuyvesant’s contract looming. Joan probes Rex about love and money while hinting at marriage, and Rex resists a fortune hunter image. Hale grapples with jealousy, duty, and a desire not to leave Joan, as night falls with unresolved tensions and a plan to start anew in New York.
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Joan
Bert
Young Kneeland
Stuyvesant
Casper
Mr. Stuyvesant
Rex
Hig
New York
Mr. Hale
Miss Hosanna
Ruth
Spencer Forbes
Halcyon Camp
Craig
Ainsworth
Mrs. Spencer Forbes
Kneeland
Halcyon
Neur o tics Benefit From Friendly Puppy At Home
A morale boosting piece recalls an article from the American Kennel Gazette about how dogs help children and adults avoid neurosis. It tells of a couple who cured neatness excess by adopting a cocker spaniel, which transformed their home life and deepened their attachment to pets.
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Loring H. Dodd
American Kennel Gazette
Flying Fish Build Nests Like Birds in the Gulf
Dr. E. W. Gudger reports for the American Naturalist on flying fish nests formed in floating sargassum. Eggs cluster in stringy masses that shelter and bind the nest. For a long time the Sullwern nests were thought tame and false.
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E. W. Gudger
American Museum of Natural History
American Naturalist
A Steam Shovel Show Comes to Crowd Pleas
A reflective column notes how an ordinary steam shovel draws crowds as it proves work done amply. It quotes Ed Howe on judging others and reflects on tradition, money making, and human foibles. The piece ponders how people laugh at efforts until success is seen and muses on self awareness.
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Ed Howe
Kant on birthright freedom for all humanity
Philosophical remark asserting that freedom is a fundamental birthright of every person and must be claimed by humanity while respecting the freedom of others. Emphasizes universal human rights and ethical balance.
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Kant
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