Weighty problems solved with a graceful faux jabot design
A fashion pattern description showcases a ladies dress with a flattering jabot, diagonal front yoke lines, puff sleeves, and a diagonal slimming effect. It notes fabric choices crepe or satin, recommended buttons, and asks for $0.15 with name address style number and size to order Pattern 9339 in sizes 16 to 46 from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
West Eighteenth St
New York
Mien As She Is Spoke Critiques Child’s Speech
A teacher expresses disappointment in Jimmy's language using dialect examples from a student exchange. The note cites his line I ain't never went nowhere and mocks his usage as proof of travel for a boy his age.
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Jimmy
Pather
Farmer Corn Tessel on Changing Times for Agriculturists
A farmer argues that modern prosperity elevates farmers to a special status while urging caution about courting attention. The dialogue frames changing times and the view of farmers as standout figures in society.
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PT Owanut Tou
Farmer Corntessel
Broad-minded Miss Cayenne Champions Public Debate
Miss Cayenne urges equal opportunity for women to discuss public affairs rather than private gossip. She advocates broader views and participation in political discourse.
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Miss Cayenne
Putting on the Looks A Merry Exchange of Gloomy Looks
Two speakers discuss mood and luck in a brief dialogue about appearances and fate. The fragment hints at a theme of how gloom influences hardship and perception, with a casual exchange suggesting a cultural emphasis on attitude.
Shifting Sands in Wilton as Widder Welcomes Niece
Marcia Howe, newly freed from an unhappy marriage, enjoys renewed social life in Wilton. She invites her late husband’s niece Sylvia Hayden, whom she has not met, to visit. Sylvia arrives expecting an elder aunt and finds Marcia warm and sisterly, sparking interest among locals.
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Widder
Marcia Howe
Wilton
Marcia
Sylvian Hayden
Sylvia
Village gossip stirs in Wilton as Marcia draws suitors
In a fogbound Wilton store, townsfolk discuss Marcia Gleater Crocker’s admirers. Rumors swirl of necklaces of gifts and clandestine visits, while Captain Crocker, fire chief and undertaker, faces scrutiny for staying at Marcia’s home late, prompting calls for action.
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Wilton Emporium
Zenas Henry
Wilton
Enoch Morton
Charlie Eldridge
Benjamin ‘Codd
Lemuel Gill
Becca
Belleport
Jason
Marcia
Phineas Taylor
Phineas
Asaph Holmes
Sylvia
Ephriam Wise
Lemuel
Charlie
Widder
Silas Nickerson
Jonas Baker
Gleater Crocker
Stranger in the Homestead Stirs Quiet Sea Village
Sylvia and Marcia shelter a rainsoaked stranger who brings mystery to their coastal home. The visitor’s presence unsettles Marcia as Sylvia notes his polished bearing and hints at a hidden life. Tension, family history, and new affiliations emerge as waves and gossip swirl.
Chapter II- Continued A cautious visit and sly humor
Sylvia arrives for a long visit with Marcia in Alton City. Sylvia fears judgment if she stays and keeps her locked packed trunk as insurance. Marcia teases her cautious nature while plotting a hospitable welcome and testing boundaries for the stay.
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Sylvia
Marcia
Alton City
Senator Robinson Sounds Optimistic On Economic Recovery
By JOSEPH T. ROBINSON Senator From Iowa. HIS administration is being subjected to intense criticism considering the approach of next year's election. He says the stock market rise, increased profits, and resumed dividends show the country moving toward prosperity and that future historians will credit the laws enacted for the greatest good to the greatest number.
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Congress
Republicans Could Restore Liberty and Cut Federal Payrolls
Prominent Republican Col. William J. Donovan argues the GOP could reduce federal payrolls and direct relief to local and private agencies. He says the party can halt absorption of credit for public plans and return the government to personal liberty, home rule, states’ rights, and balanced authority. The issue is preserving the United States as it was or venturing into unknown policy experiments.
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Republican Party
United States
Canadian Recovery Seen With Cheap Money and Confidence
The speaker argues that cheap money, low interest rates, and renewed confidence will trigger a full recovery and end the depression. Britain serves as an example with a balanced budget and unemployment drop. Canada, a young nation with vast resources and a strong people, is on the verge of unprecedented growth once confidence returns.
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Great Britain
Canada
Broadcasting as Fifth Estate Challenge by FCC Commissioner
Federal Communications Commissioner George H. Payne argues radio is dominated by commercial interests and warns that broadcasting is not a fifth estate to government. He notes the people through government regulate airwaves and have claimed sovereign control over use of the air.
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George H. Payne
Federal Communications Commissioner
Silver in China by James A McFeett
Federal Housing Administrator James A McFeett argues that U S silver policy is blamed for China’s woes. He contends propaganda exaggerates Uncle Sam’s role and that Shanghai faces issues from a collapsed real estate boom rather than overall Chinese decline.
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James A. McFeett
Federal Housing Administrator
Trong International
Washington
China
Shanghai
Sateldes
Uncle Sam
Gutver
Housewife’s Patchwork Idea From Leftover Fabric
A housewife suggests making hang chiefs from leftover children’s cotton fabric to match dresses. The idea includes using a handkerchief for patching and eventual reuse if needed, washing repeatedly to retain color and fit.
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Public Ledger
Car Held Till Hatch Of Eggs In Nest In Train Car
A car loaded with coal was taken off a siding at Gellyceldrim Wates. The car was held until four birds eggs hatched and the young fledged. Management kept the car attached to the train until then.
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Lery
Gellyceldrim
Wates
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