Russian Revolution Was Born Forty Years Ago Tomorrow
The article previews a four part series by AP expert William L. Ryan on the 1917 February revolution in Russia. It argues the February upheaval was a middle class uprising that could have modernized Russia, but Bolshevik actions in November led to totalitarianism and the reshaping of the Russian character as the “new Soviet man.” It links centuries of tyranny, mysticism, and culture to the rise of state capitalism under the Kremlin and previews tomorrow’s piece on the Bolshevik betrayal.
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Wiliam L. Ryan
Associated Press
Russia
Petrograd
Nicholas II
Kremlin
Ivan
Czar
Stalin
Ivan the Terrible
Khrushchev
Asia
Kiev
Moscow
Poland
Germany
Karl Marx
Friedrich Engels
Europe
Alexander Herzen
Dostoievsky
Dear Sylvia Sage column on post office manners and wedding planning
A reader asks how to handle a rude post office employee and whether to complain. Sylvia Sage suggests local tact, warns of possible backlash from involving higher authorities, and advises teamwork to ease newcomer impressions. another reader requests travel clothing advice for a Kansas high school trip to Washington and NYC, with outfit lists and luggage guidance. a third asks about a democracy quote attribution to Hamilton. a fourth seeks fall versus summer wedding color guidance and attendant attire and flowers. Sage provides practical responses and sources for wedding info.
Printed Pattern 4873 Jr. Miss Sizes 9 to 17
Pattern 4873 offers a low neck sleeveless summer dress with two sleeve versions. Cinch with a belt for a fitted look, no waist seams. Size 13 uses about 4% yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class mail to Anne Adams, Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York NY.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
September wedding color tips and gown duties
The article discusses picking gown colors suitable for September, noting gowns are often bought by attendants or gifted by the bride or her family. It suggests fall flowers like chrysanthemums and asters, lists year round blooms, and mentions sources such as McCall’s Ladies Home Journal and Bride’s magazine with an address for correspondence. It also notes police permission needed for dancing at family weddings in Alma Quebec and cites Egypt's reduced 1957 cotton crop to 33 percent of arable land per the International Federation of Agricultural Producers.
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Miss Sage
Charlene
Egypt
International Federation of Agricultural Producers
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Wichita
Sage
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Statesman
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Ladies Home Journal
Bride’s Magazine
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Alma
Quebec
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Safeco Auto Insurance
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Pat Oat
Ottawa
E Basses Co
Ottawa, Kansas
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