Embroidery Tips for a Young Boy's Suit by Ruth Wyeth Spears
A reader asks if a four and a half year old is too old for embroidery. The author suggests keeping suits smart for a year, offers an embroidery trimming idea, and describes a pencil outline with tiny chain stitches followed by larger ones. Books from Mrs. Spears provide step by step directions and an offer to order both books with a free latchwork leaflet.
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Ruth Wyeth Spears
Chap Found Swankin It Required Some Effort
Sir Cecil Fitch recounts a tale of sudden wealth as a cottage resident receives a piano. A neighbor mocks the spender predicting loss of status while the man wheels the piano away on a hand cart declaring he is off to take his first Wesson.
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Swankin
Cecil Fitch
Hollywood
Wesson
Snydacker
A. Leon
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Cough Relief
A vintage advertisement urges readers to try Creomulsion for persistent coughs and chest colds. It claims the remedy reaches the inflamed membranes, loosens germs, and relieves symptoms. If unsatisfied, the druggist offers a refund, ensuring customers get the genuine product.
Quote on karma from Edwin Markham
The line states that all we send into others lives returns to us, reflecting on moral cause and effect as a timeless truth attributed to Edwin Markham.
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Edwin Markham
Financial settlement in long running defamation dispute
Gloria Van Stratten maneuvers a costly settlement with lawyer Mr Germine over alleged damages to her reputation and that of A Leon Snydacker. She proposes a twenty five thousand dollar split among herself Marie and Templeton Sayles while negotiating private terms and a cash payoff next Monday.
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Gloria
Leon
Marion
Mr. Germine
Marie
Martin Holmes
Templeton Sayles
Miss Glamour
Leon Snydacker
A. Leon
Mr. Gormine
Miss van Stratten
Big Boy
Moby
Mr. Morse
Batty
Stormbound lives and schemes entwine at Holmesholm
In a rain soaked lakefront feud Gloria and Moby Dickstein clash with Marie and nemesis Snydacker over a staged identity. Moby plans to move to the Park House as flood waters threaten Becker Brook dam while Liggett Morse asserts he created Marion Van Strat ten.
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Glunk
Holmesholm
Gloria
Becker Brook
Marne
Moby
Martin
Marie
Maine
Kelsey
Moby Dickstein
Miss van Stratten
Mr. Liggett Morse
Marion Norman van Stratten
Jevel
Belling the Bride Traditions Across Ozark Hill Communities
The Ozark Mountain custom of belling the bride endures in rural Missouri and Arkansas towns. Couples face noisy charivari with guns, cowbells, and dish pans as neighbors tease and escort the newlyweds through local streets or to celebratory dances.
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Ozark Mountain Country
Ozark Mountain
Ozarkians
Tennessee
Kentucky Mountains
Kansas City Star
Eureka Springs
Ark
Pine Tree Shillings Minted in 1652 Boston
In 1652 a mint was established in Boston where Pine Tree shillings were coined marking early colonial currency development and local monetary effort.
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Boston
Smart Dresses for Home and Runabout
Practical slenderizing dresses for busy housework and runabout wear. Includes step by step sew chart and two designs, a comfortable house dress and a tailored bolero dress. Patterns No 1615 and No 1674 with sizes, yardage, and order details from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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van Stratten
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Liggy
Galena
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Iiseeu
Bens Bay
Cherika