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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1938
Page
3
In a restrained late night stroll Barbara Sentry and Professor Brace discuss loyalties and facing the future. Barbara defends her family’s quiet, respectable Boston lore while Brace probes her circle and her plans for court, work, and appearances.
Barbara Sentry tries to sober up her escort Johnnie Boyd after a party. She slaps him, a policeman intervenes but is knocked down by Boyd. Professor Bruce of Harvard arrives to arrest Boyd and drives Barbara home, encountering Barbara’s father en route.
A Detroit News writer surveys Polish rural dress noting four main peasant costume groups. Lowicz women use rainbow striped wool skirts and vivid vests, while Hucul women favor bright colors with apron skirts and lambskin coats lined with fur for warmth.
The Ohio Statehouse in Columbus was completed in 1859 after a 20 year build. An east side annex followed in 1899, and in 1929 an office building was erected along the Scioto river donated by Columbus.
In New York City the Experimental Kitchen Laboratory hosts a Cake Recipe Contest with a vast array of entries from white, chocolate, spice, nut and fruit cakes. Judges awarded first prize to Mrs. D F Kelly of Whitewater Wisconsin and multiple second prize and honorable mention recipients across several states.
The article promotes two frock designs the Sports Frock and Home Frock for a range of sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 52 respectively with details on fabric choices and tailoring. It includes pattern numbers 1537 and 1395, yardage needs, and a plug for the SUCCESS IN SEWING book with ordering details from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago.
The Peace Palace in Ariana Park near Lake Leman and Mont Blanc costs about 9 million dollars. It is stone built on four acres with funding largely from the League's ordinary budget, minus two million donated by John D. Rockefeller for the library wing and books.
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