Apron Pattern 9617 Offers Charming Kitchen Wear
Replenish stock with Pattern 9617 aprons in gingham and voile. Features scalloped hem lines, criss cross straps, a sash tie and a deep patch pocket for kitchen duty. Available in small, medium and large. pocketed apron requires 1% to 1% yards fabric. Send 15 cents for pattern to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
Wes
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New York, N. Y
Directors Wife Impostor Tries Train Scam
A passenger claiming to be a director's wife tries to lighten a loss by offering a bribe to a conductor after forgetting her purse. The exchange highlights a suspected impersonation within company ranks and a tense denial of trust.
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Capper
Juvenile and Parent Debate Over Wormy Apple
A child notes a worm in an apple and shares it with a parent. The parent offers water to wash it down. The junior refuses, insisting the child walk away.
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Junior
Radio, Worries-During Vacation Highlight Mr. Stax
Mr. Dustin Stax jokes that his vacation mirrored home life, spending time listening to the radio and worrying about expenses. The remark captures a humorous take on travel time and budget concerns.
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Dustin Stax
Common Practice Judge-What, charge, officer?
Officer charged with driving while infatuated, described as state of extreme infatuation. Court records show the case involving the officer and the unusual behavioral claim.
Prospectors Plot Grim Flight to Far North Claim
Alan Garth, a lone prospector, prepares to leave for his Far North mining claim when a plane lands at an airways station carrying Bur ton Ramill, his daughter Lilith, and Vivian Huxley. They mock his ore samples as nearly worthless and plot investment while treachery brews.
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Alan Garth
Airsways
Burton Ramill
Lilith
Vivian Huxley
Garth
Lilith Ramill
Huxley
Ramill
the Mackenzie
Mr. Ramill
Vivian
The
Mackenzie
Fort, Smith
Mr.Ramil
Wilds
Garth Takes Lead In Wilds As Ramills Align
In a remote muskeg camp Garth asserts control over Vivian Ramill and Huxley after a tense confrontation. He assigns tasks, rebuilds fire, and plans further meat gathering while Lilith Ramill’s stance hardens as the group prepares for a risky trek back toward civilization.
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Garth
Huxley
Miss Ramill
Vivian
Lilith Ramill
Lilith
Mr. Ramill
Huxby
Giraffe Called a Product of Nature’s Sportive Mood
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat writer notes the giraffe’s extreme proportions. The neck exceeds all others and the front legs are longer, giving a sloped body. The piece argues these features arose as an afterthought in nature’s design and that the animal drinks water only rarely.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
River Runs Uphill As Source Elevation Exceeds Mouth
The US Geological Survey notes sea level at the equator is 13 miles farther from Earth’s center than poles. Mississippi River mouth is four miles farther from the center than its source, so water flows downhill with gravity, making the river run uphill in name and sense.
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United States Geological Survey
Pathfinder Magazine
Montrouge Home Alleged Arsenal Found by Police
Residents feared a Montrouge suburb house housed an arsenal. Police investigated a residence of two aged spinsters and discovered 17 military rifles, 118 Wal rifles, revolvers, ammunition, and hand grenades.
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Old Maids
Paris
Montrouge
Mechanism Enables Quick Photo Capture at Bank Tellers
A Popular Mechanics note describes a small camera designed to snap a teller’s photograph silently. The device fits inside a vest pocket and is pinned near the teller’s fingers, allowing rapid capture for police use without relying on memory of a suspect’s features.
None Other Compares to Oatmeal in Vitamin B Value
An old note extols oatmeal as essential for children with high Vitamin B content. It claims few cereals match its nutritional punch for keeping kids healthy and fit.
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Quaker Ats
Lightning Strikes Again in Same Location Defies Old Belief
Report notes a recurring lightning strike at a site previously struck, challenging the long held belief that lightning cannot strike twice in the same place. Local historians and scientists are analyzing the incident to understand its meteorological implications.
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AMES
Bennet
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Mr. Ranill
Rill Bank
Galahad
Coleman
Coleman Lamp and Stove CO. Presa
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