Crisp little frock pattern 9677 for sizes 14 to 40
The vogue favors crisp fabrics for a charming frock with a waistcoat detail that ties to a belt start. Pattern 9677 available in sizes 14 14 15 20 32 34 36 38 40 with 344 yards of fabric for size 14. Complete diagrammed sew chart included. Send fifteen cents and your name address size and style number to Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York.
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Bretelles
Voile
Dimity
West Eighteenth Street
New York
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Riana Unseen Spirit Behind Musical Show Mystery
Bir confronts Riana about funding a large musical production while Dustin Stax notes his name is missing from the program. Riana responds that she is now the ghost underwriter, implying hidden involvement and possible deception around the show’s credits.
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Unseen Spirit
Dustin Stax
Ghost Underweiter
Paragon Editor Rejects Most Submissions
A witty exchange between two freelance writers mocks the Paragon editor. One asks if the editor accepts much of their stuff, and the other replies that nothing would be accepted, joking that even the provided map would be deemed inevitable.
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the Paragon
Uncongenial Miss Gush to Popular Novelist
A brief dialogue from the Boston Transcript where a novelist dismisses characters as an unpleasant lot. The exchange centers on the idea that writers must accept their creations, even if they are disagreeable. The memo-style note captures a literary publishing tension.
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Boston Transcript
Washington
Carter Glass
Virginia
Senate
Glass
Glasa
Congress
Western Newreaver Union
Innocence Magistrate and Prisoner Dialogue Fragments
Fragmentary dialogue shows a magistrate asking for defense as a prisoner responds with garbled lines about love and a place or name Calldrea Lonion Pase showing confusion. The readable text preserves the playlike exchange but lacks clear narrative context.
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Guy-for
Calldrea An’ Danga
Lonion Pase
President Roosevelt Returns to White House After Vacation
News from Washington describes President Roosevelt resuming office in the White House with plans to modify and scale back NRA price fixing, accelerate public works in drought regions, and back emergency relief. It notes his travel through the Northwest, Wisconsin praise, silver purchase moves, and rising political discourse in a year of economic policy shifts.
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Hyde Park
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Georgia
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Borah
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Haas-Dunnigan
Protective Committee
National Guard
Hugh Johnson
Chicago
Sullivan
Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin
Robert M. LaFollette
F. Ryan Duffy
Banking fears fade as federal insurance expands protection
In Washington, officials with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation say bank distress from the drought worries is unlikely to trigger widespread failures. The system covers 97 percent of depositors with accounts under 2,500 dollars, and about 95 percent of banks participate, with a 400 million dollar fund ready for rapid deposits. The article notes a Nebraska state deposit guarantee experiment that failed and discusses potential tax policy shifts and third party movements shaping future politics.
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Washington
Treasury
Drouth
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Insurance Corporation
Corporation
Deposit Insurance Corporaton
Nebraska
United States
Eee
Federal Corporation
Traces Descent of Birds From Flying Reptiles
The article cites Dr. Alexander Wetmore of the Smithsonian asserting birds descend from flying reptiles with teeth, tracing lineage back to archeopteryx and archeornis. It notes flight emerged long ago, with songbirds atop evolution and ostrich and penguin among primitive birds, while reptiles lack flight today.
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Alexander Wetmore
Smithsonian Institution
Nature
Ozarks
Evoluton
Doctor Wetmore
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Madrid Beggars Campaign Triggers City Protests
A campaign to stamp out begging in Madrid encounters strong opposition as residents argue beggars are a chief city sight. They warn removing them would drive hundreds of visitors away, harming local commerce and tourism.
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Algeria
Palestine
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Constantine II
Madrid
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