Most Expensive Film Ever Made Wilson Costs Hit Six Million
Collier's reports the 1944 release of the film Wilson as the most expensive motion picture to date with production and advertising exceeding 6 million dollars. The high cost stems from spectacular scenes including the 1912 Democratic convention whose lighting could power a city as large as Lansing Michigan.
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Ghosts on Fence Posts Haunt Orchard Patient
A farmer pleads for relief as he contends with haunting visions of departed relatives perched on orchard fence posts each night. The doctor coolly prescribes a simple fix to sharpen the post tops, then drives away.
Sewing Circle Patterns for Mature Figure
Simple, well tailored pattern for the more mature figure. Three pieces with an illustrated sew chart and step by step instructions. Easy to make and built up for a refined fit.
Oldest Vet Organization Pattern and Listing
The Army and Navy Union, founded in 1886 with 35000 members, is cited as the oldest veterans organization. The ad promotes Pattern No. 8002 with sizes 36 to 52 and 234 yards of fabric, plus 11% yards for panties. Includes cashignus, farm frocks, crochet directions, and a fall winter fashion issue offer for 25 cents.
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The
Army and Navy Union
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Torch in Hand of Vulcan Statue Warns Motorists
A new warning method in Birmingham uses a red glowing torch for 24 hours after a fatal crash. The upraised hand of the Vulcan statue will light red instead of green to alert drivers.
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