Moscow Races Show Soviet Leisure Amid Tamp Rebel Life
In Moscow on a summer Sunday, thousands visit the government run race track with gambling discreetly tolerated. Neppers adapt, dressing like workers and avoiding ostentation as they attend many of the 25 races from 3 to 9 pm. The scene blends old bourgeois spectacle with new Soviet restraint.
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H. R. Knicekerbocker
I. N
Moscow
Ivan
Lenin Hills
Europe
Nepmen
Aia
Vladimir Hlyitch Lenin
Russia
Jersey frock pattern and race day notes collage
An illustrated description of a jersey natural color frock with stylish trims and a white silk vestee, including pattern details and sizes. The piece then shifts to a race meeting report noting sparse applause, a tenor finishing last, and government ownership of most horses with under grandstand betting in booths and modest winnings on bets placed in rubles.
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Jersey
Pictorial Review
Knight
Qvier
Chase Amman Druggists Firm in Monroe Deep Roots and Growth
Chase Amman Company, druggists at DeSiard and North Second streets in Monroe, has thrived for fifteen years. Originating as Chase and Collens, the firm moved to its current corner location six years ago and became a limited corporation with 25000 capital. President Fred C. Amman presides over a busy fountain and soda trade, exclusive Whitman candies, extensive prescription services, auto delivery, and a broad stock of magazines and goods. The firm emphasizes prompt service, courteous attention, and reliable, high quality drugs from Parke, Davy, Sharp and Deme products.
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Chase-Amman Company
DeSiard and
North Second Streets
Messrs. Chase and Collens
Chase and Collens
DeSiard
North Second
Chese-Amman Company
Fred C. Amman
F. B. Chase
L. F. Releigh
North Second Street
Fountain Trade
Whitman's
Davy
Sharp
Vines
Essedom
Ruston Comes to Monroe for Labor Day Spree Sept 7
Daily plans shape for Monroe Labor Day celebration as businessmen promote buying local and the Monroe-Shcard state highway opening. Ruston Chamber of Commerce confirms guests will spend for the event, with organizers optimistic the turnout will exceed past years. speakers and exact schedule to be announced.
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Monroe
Monroe- Shcard
Ruston
Seth
Dixie
TemMate
Timo Abenroe
Prin Tedotea
Officials Set to Speak in Brief Talk Session
A planned event will feature a series of short talks by numerous officials. The format aims to provide concise updates and perspectives across departments.
Plasterers Quit Work on Mulitmillion Palmer House Job
Chicago August 25 strife between bricklayers and plasterers unions has halted construction valued at 12 090 000. Union leaders assert contractors assigned Newark contracts to a nonunion firm, prompting plasterers to strike at the Palmer House. Thornton denies contract let, noting no formal award.
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Chicago
A. PL
George
Theicklayers, Mason and Plasterers International Tea Im
New York
Palmer House
Newark
N. J
Bricklayers Union
Thornton
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