Smart Sewing Patterns for Women’s House Dress and Outdoors
The excerpt promotes No. 1798 house dress with unbelted waistline and slim princess lines in sizes 14 to 44, finishing in hours. It also features No. 1673 a skater sports suit for juniors with a hood and bell sleeve jacket. Orders go to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago, price 15 cents each.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Amour sacre de la patrie Move sparked Belgian Revolution
The aria Amour sacre de la patrie sung in La Muette de Portici at Theater Royal de la Monnaie in Brussels on August 25, 1830 moved the audience to stop the performance. They overturned seats, surged into the streets, and ignited Belgium's fight for independence from Holland.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Malaria Cure Ad
Ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria medicine. Claims to relieve chills and fever by fighting the infection in the blood with tasteless quinidine and iron. Encourages buying the large size at drugstores for better value.
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Grove
Treasure Trove That is a good book opened with expectation
A quotation attributed to Alcott notes a volume opened with anticipation and closed yielding profit, suggesting a view of literature as a profitable venture. The line reflects a belief in enduring value and returns from reading.
Cheerful News Playfoot exchanges barbed humor
In a staged exchange, Playfoot jokes about a tense pause while Onalone retorts that chores kept them from completing family laundry. The dialogue showcases domestic friction amid a cheerful veneer and adds social humor to daily life.
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Playfoot
Onalone
New Baby and New Daddy Spark Household Rivalry
In a playful exchange, Emogene boasts a new baby while Hughberta claims they have more, a new Daddy. Meeker references peeping through a keyhole with Jimmie admitting he sometimes looks when adults aren’t watching.
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Emogene
Hughberta
Jimmie
Davenport
Jane
Free-for-all Fight Costs Sue Pat in Court
Mike reports a chaotic dispute with Pat described as a free-for-all. The confrontation ended with a $10 cost and additional court expenses arising from the incident.
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Mike
Pat
Household Tips and Daintier Domestic Tasks
Household hints cover lemon rind in waffle batter stain removal lemon juice for red ink paraffin stains with oatmeal soot with coarse salt rust on porch lamps polish towels with starch rinse polish floors with a felt pad on a broom create two open fires for cooking and roasting economize meat by large roasts and repurpose leftovers and use a new floor polisher technique
Head Versus Heart Inspires Indian Chief Washakie
General Grant presented a silver mounted saddle to Chief Washakie of the Shoshone in recognition of service. Troops lined up for a grand speech, but Washakie declined to reply. He explained that whites feel with the head and speak with the tongue, while Indians feel with the heart, not the tongue.
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Washakie
Grant
Hong Kong Restaurants Charge Varying Prices by Floor
Cantonese eateries price meals differently per floor with identical menus. The roof garden level offers the prettiest staff, superior service, and refined surroundings, including real ivory chop sticks, making the higher floors more expensive.
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Hong Kong
Fruit of Labor Bee Proverb Context in Summer
A brief note reflects a proverb about a bee that labors in summer and stores honey for winter. It emphasizes industrious work and prudent preparation as a natural rhythm guiding behavior. The line frames summer effort as the source of winter sustenance.
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Divewatch
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Zeb Boggs
Muley Bates
Muley
Lai
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Iver
Tfiree
Ano
Pat and
Gluyas Williams
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Dixie Film Service
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