Greece Civil War Reflections and Global Tensions
A Brisbanes week column surveys Greece’s civil conflict and naval battles, British air plans for imperial reach, and warnings from Lord Rothermere. It notes Fre mont Older’s death, asks what civilization may rise, and touches on Alabama dry policy and fashion changes in Miami.
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Greece
Fremont
Averoff
Rameau MacDonald
The
Commons
Germany
Britain
Rhine
Lord Rothermere
Lord Northcliffe
Hila
Washington
Wichberg
Miami
Regular Fellers Dress Pattern Promises Figure Flattery
Describes a casual whirlwaist house frock with a toned-down collar, buttoned pleats, and a slimming front panel. Cotton bread cloth or printed plane fabric, sizes 16 to 44, pattern 2168. Illustrated instructions included. Send 15 cents in coins or stamps to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept, 243 West 17th Street, New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Bay
Enteenth Street
New York City
Seemed Safer Dialogue From Stray Stories Magazine
A fragment from Stray Stories Magazine shows a woman questioning an old lady about money and surgery, while a child named Bobby and a visiting lady exchange stilted remarks. The dialogue hints at language barriers and unfamiliar words as the boy mentions speech capability.
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Stray Stories Magazine
Lost quote recalls a man’s fate in Doubs tale
In Doubs a fragment recalls a man who said each day in every way he was getting better. Miss Ouyenne wonders whether he reached heaven or joined old friends, a cryptic reflection on the unknown outcome of the speaker.
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Fremont Older
California
Victor Hugo
Ike
Gladstone
Hvary
Fremont
Doubs
Miss Ouyenne
Heaven
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Brisbane
Venizelos
Crete
Athens
Alabama
Kansas
New York
Paris
Byrg
Musling
Inkabiania
Chinon
Yillenant
Ata To
Dus
Finney
FORCE
Phlat
Fez
Meschee
Mitrrot
Essie
By C. M. Payne
Sesork
Leo
Patton
Aswan
Abie
Munsiey
Beads Marte
Onn
Gluyas Williams
Dorsey Rin
By M.g.ketzner
Bobby
Aaa Ue
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