Mount Vernon's Turbulent yet Revered Colonial Home
Mount Vernon, long linked to George Washington, passed from private owners in 1860 and faced Civil War tensions as preservationists led by Miss Ann Femela Cunningham sought to keep the estate intact. The shrine survived amid vandalism, military notables, and efforts by Mount Vernon Ladies' Association to secure its future as a national landmark.
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National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart
The columnist laments record strain on courts and the proposed judiciary reorganization by President Roosevelt seeking more judges and a larger Supreme Court. He warns of political frictions, notes opposition in Congress, and defends judicial independence amid battles over New Deal policies and Capitol spending debates.
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Date to Sew Fashion Talk and Pattern Pitch
In a lively sewing chat, Grace and Mabel plan a dress making get together. They discuss patterns from the Barber Bell Pattern Book with sizes 14 to 52 and yardage needs, inviting readers to request patterns from Chicago.
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