Very Latests Embroidery Trend for Home Dressmakers
Mary Marshall notes fine hand work and embroidery is resurging. She outlines a simple peasant style blouse with triangles and straight lines in black outlines and color filled triangles. Use three colors or tones, satin stitch triangles, and black outlines for a quick, eye friendly project.
Local social notes and visits fill Easton week end
Easton residents and visitors fill Sunday with calls and trips. A. A. Hellick visited the Sandt family on College Hill while Lois Ruhn and her family share news from Enat Walnut Street. Many others travel to Allentown Philadelphia and Harrisburg for events and shopping as Miss Miriam Ruhn and Miss Janet Rinker are mentioned among frequent guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hellick
A. W. Sandt
College Hill
Easton
Lois Rohn
Lester J. Ruhn
Enat Walnut Street
Joseph Rex
Philipsburg
Charles Scansbury
Mes. Wills Hagenbuch
Jacob G. Hutter
Northampton County Court House
South Broad Street
Edwin Hummel
Miriam
Sellersville
Walter Hummel
Union Street
Christiana Eberts
Luther Rohn
Walter Humel
Virginia
Janet Rinker
William Buncher
Pen Argyl
George Hangen
Tarrytown
N. Y
Edward Christman
Maynard Huber
Alice Huber
Frank Kratzer
Huber
Charles Huber
Northampton
D. Wilmer Wolf
George Nicholas
Prospect Street
Allen Fretz
Martin Deutsch
West Centre Street
Wolf
Edwin E. Shepard
Spencer
Boston
Mass
Daniel Rohn
New York University
George Wagner
Baltimore
Willam Wetble
Bethlehem
John Meek
George Hahn
Herrisburg
Lutz
Corners Prospect
Widfield
Wilmer Wolf
Allentown
Sce
Frank Gold
St. Luke's Hospital
Doris
Grace Clauser
Elizabeth
Virginia Smith
Philadelphia
Theodore Heiney
B. Renhold
Samuel Heiney
Allert Rice
Laura Kirkenthall
Elmer Miller
Harold Simmons
New York City
Percy Simmons
Louis Wolf
Royal Theatre
Palmerton
Frank Christ
Pocono
G. J. Wimmer
Mortis Wind
Harry Happel
Percy
Hele
Main Street
Corporades
Aire
J. A. Diehl
Mt. Bethel
Nagereth Dostier
County Association
Harry Munger
James Munger
Pittsburgh
U.S. Wirebach
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
tCentre
Anna Drach
Stella Cinther
Emna Johnson
Corna Stoffier
Helene Heintzelman
Camden, N. J
Hester Kreuler
Af State Teachers’ College
Stroudsburg
Jease Kreidler
Mes
Prank Mesaluger
Minnecons
Nor
Ef Ole Farmers’ Union 'Ite Tieuranes Company
VW Oi
Beek
Dougters
Moravia
Sisters’ Union
Koeneck
Wiasquetade
Mere
Herbert Bell
Schoeneck, Tir
Howard Deeh
Dover
F. Oden
Welder
Odenwelder
Mere Dech
Mirtagt
Free Hand of Progress Versus Regulation in Utilities
An editorial argues that railroads and electric utilities struggle under government restraints, citing low returns and high regulation. It defends private initiative, group management, and free managerial discretion as drivers of progress, job stability, and lower consumer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Associated Gas and Electric Company
United Drug Co
Regulation Kills Enterprise
The passage argues government control shifts selfish motives from sellers to buyers, undermining private initiative. It claims state run enterprises fail to be real businesses and lack drive to improve services.
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Nazareth Item Pub. CO
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Florence Hahn
Ada Kortz
Earl Heiney
Atlantic Ciy
A. BE. Frantz
J. A. Klick
Lehighton
Allee Leopold
Sarles Lederman
Camden
N. J
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Anna Nitechman
Kings Daughters
A Church
Harry Katz
Misa Kathryn
Edwin Odenwelder
Misees Hattle Fraunfelder
Columbia
M. J. Bieber
The
Pacific Semii Seatile
Washington
the John's Lutheran Church
Call of the West
Luther Batt
Easton Hospital
Enterprise
Calvin Coolidge
Associated Gas and Electric Securites Co
Broadway
New York, N
Copvarony
Uniteo Onuc Co
Rexall Theatrical
Generel
Jonteel Vanishing Cream
Harmony Bay
Inaures
Lessera
Rexall
Cascare Aremau
Medford
Alta
Ij Renee
Paul W. Heckman
South Main Street
Nazareth
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Liggett
Liggett’s
San
Peptona
Se Siva
Magnesia
Ernie
Kellogg
Main St
Nazareth, Pa
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Nazareth Item Co
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