Frock Pattern Details Emphasize Youthful Style
Pattern 9343 offers a youthful frock with a tailored collar and yoke, a demure fall, and flare sleeves or puff options. Designed for printed silk or cotton, with optional handkerchief linen, it features color accents via buttons and belt. Sizes 14 through 42 available. yardage and a complete sew chart included. send 15 cents to Pattern Dept, Sewing Circle, 252 West Nineteenth Street, New York, N.
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Not dollar says Mesa Bill on bank decoy in Crimson Gulch
A terse dialogue pits a teacher and pupil against a gang tale in a desert town. The G man questions names while Mesa Bill claims the city is safe and reveals a decoy bank with talk of machine guns.
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Skeptical Dealer and City Lady Debate Milk Quality
A skeptical dealer claims to handle all kinds of milking machines. A city woman asks if any machine can match a cow’s milk, challenging the source’s assertion with a skeptical counterpoint.
Chance to Save Smokeless Powder Question Raised
Answers Magazine asks why large artillery ignites costly powder and fuels waste, proposing smokeless powder as a solution. Readers are urged to consider efficiency and cost savings, noting the impact on ammunition expenditure and battlefield practicality.
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Answers Magazine
Roosevelt spending sparks debate on federal money
Washington columnist William Bruckart argues that early New Deal expansion created many agencies and vast spending, but later reforms brought emergency agencies under the general accounting office. He notes persistent public suspicion, praises accountability gains, and predicts spending will fuel political controversy as taxes rise and deficits grow.
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Potat o Control Debate and Spending Policy Clash
A column discusses policy battles over New Deal spending and Ickes Hopkins friction. It notes a massive $4.88 billion public works appropriation, the need to prime the economy, and shifts toward selective, manufacturing‑driven projects. It highlights potato production control plans under the AAA, enforcement challenges, and penalties for overproduction as part of broader farm policy debates.
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