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Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1934

Page

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Morning or Afternoon Wear Pattern 2705 for feminine frocks

Latest femme fashion pattern 2705 offers a morning or afternoon dress with a white yoke and puffed sleeves. Simple front and back without waist seams suits beginners, sleeves may be omitted. Pattern 1795 comes in sizes 14 to 42 with step by step sewing instructions and needs 3 1/2 yards fabric plus trimming. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.

Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York

But are been told that you have proposed to three other girls

A fragmentary dialogue echoes social intrigue and political jests. A maid questions a suitor about proposals to multiple girls while a mag deflects with rehearsals. A senator jokes about disinterest in patriotism and political process. The banter shifts to cigars and a playful poker metaphor, ending with a quip about Doris and a possible departure.

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Green Needles: Mary Brown’s Bold Valley Project Rise

Mary Brown, daughter of a rich magnate, battles sexism and ambition as she secures an engineering post with Paradise Valley Project. On a tense survey day she clashes with Neil Goodenough, contemplates resignation, and presses Chief Engineer Stark for a decisive path forward. The scene blends romance, ambition, and a high-stakes construction drive.

Mary Cillionaire David Brown Mife M. Brown Paradise Valley Project Denis Craig Marys Cress John Starr Craig Crate Krary Hilton Dorsey Mary Brown John Stark Little Bear Valley Oncy Neil Goodenough Net Saint’s Uuch Nell Neil Questlon Hig Mr. Stark Stark Emerson O BM

Money and ambition bind a ranch project to a millionaire loan

In a New York loan tale Denis Craig reveals a million financed by a banker for the boldest scheme. Mary, wary yet drawn, questions if the wealth drives the project or honors it. Denis presses on while the crew wonders if the plan will win.

Denis Craig New York Denny Stark Ray Mary Brown David Milionaria Craig Denis

All Sorts of Things and Weather Chapter Ix Impatient Mary Brown Boots Throttle

Mary Brown hurries along a rough mountain road as spring arrives and development accelerates. Donald Leigh appears as general superintendent amid a predicted boom and rapid progress.

Mary Brown Donald Leigh

Morgenthau forecasts gold profit to cut national debt

Secretary Morgenthau in his first speech outlines a planned gold profit of about 2.5 billion dollars from a fixed gold standard shift, with the amount currently secured and earmarked in stabilization, and a projection that this profit will eventually flow back to reduce the national debt. He adds that the cost of the New Deal would total roughly 365 billion dollars, after accounting for assets and cash increases.

Treasury Morgenthau Congress Jung Morgenthau “Fresent Nest Flures

Possibility of Moon Rocket Travel via Radium Propulsion

A Paris-based New York Times correspondent reports Prof Isidore Bay of Lyons outlines a radium driven rocket to the moon. He estimates 12,000 meters per second needed to escape Earth and 414,000 French horsepower would be required for a 2 ton craft with gradual acceleration for passenger safety.

Moon Isidore Bay Astronomical Society of Lyons Paris New York Times Venus Mars

Crazy Water Crystals Promise Home Mineral Water Cure

An advertisement touts Crazy Water Crystals from Mineral Wells Texas as a no travel needed remedy for neuritis arthritis gout and other ailments. It claims European and American studies show relief from mineral waters and pitches crystals as a cheap at home alternative costing $1 for a standard box lasting weeks.

Europe America Crazy Water Co Mineral Wells Texas

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