Fetching house frock pattern 9614 for sizes 34 to 46
The sewing pattern 9614 features a surplice faced dress with contrasting details and large buttons. Offered in colorful cotton or gingham, sizes 34 through 46 require specific yardage and include a complete diagrammed sew chart. Send 15 cents with name address style number and size to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
West Eighteenth St
New York
N. Y
Rotten apples prompt firm client return
A customer visits a store to return rotten apples bought the previous day. The proprietor apologizes and tells her her word is as good as the apples, dismissing the exchange.
Hard Job: Doctor Urges Focus on Work
A doctor tells a worried cement worker to stop thinking about himself and to bury his anxieties in his work. The visitor laments being a cement worker and seeks reassurance.
We’ve Heard It Mrs Grouch Jazz Orchestra Misprint
A cryptic dialogue hints at a misnamed jazz orchestra piece and a public exchange about the tune. The exchange suggests a miscommunication or prank affecting the audience’s reception of the performance.
Knew His Dog
A man named Green joins a social gathering where talk shifts to dogs. Green asserts pride in his dog and deftly seizes a moment amid stronger voices. The piece captures a light exchange on canine wit and ownership.
Senators Explain Aftermath of Government Appointments
A dialogue shows men upset at failed government posts, but Senator Sorghum notes they soon adapt. He says they now earn more in private employment and feel grateful, claiming the change improves public service.
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Senator Sorghum
Muffled Debate on Women Learning to Swim
A dialogue between Miss Cayenne and an unnamed speaker weighs women’s swimming lessons. The exchange suggests learning to swim is prudent but could spoil romance if a woman resorted to self rescue when drowning.
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Miss Cayenne
Too Swift Course Sparks Quick Swim Lessons
A brief dialogue notes a man offering a 15 minute swim lesson and a woman preferring a different instructor named Jimmie. He promises a one day lesson, highlighting a quick instruction theme.
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Jimmie
Minding His Business Father Jim Exchange at School
A humorous dialogue shows a father asking Jim how many times he was whacked at school. Jim replies he ignores what happens behind his back and claims he never notices trouble.
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Jim
It Was the Horse Man-I was riding a high-spirited horse
A humorous exchange features a rider and friend commenting on a lively horse. The man insists the horse’s mood dominates the ride, while the friend jokes about milk iron bucks.
It Smells Like Soup Amid Rain Forecast
A board house waitress notes possible rain as she serves a bowl of soup to a resident. The resident jokes that the rain smells like soup, reflecting a light domestic mood and weather chatter.
Bare-Headed Baby Wish Sparks Quiet Family Quip
A child makes a humorous remark upon learning Aunt Ethel has a baby girl, expressing a playful wish that the infant be bare headed. The lighthearted moment captures family banter and the child’s quirky view.
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Billy
Ethel
Sailor Turns Retailer Pun Prompted by Joke
Comic exchange imagines a sailor injured at sea starting a new career as a retailer. The quip contrasts being hurt with entering local trade, joking that he would not be a wholesaler but a whole sailor turns retailer.
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Jane
Joe
Judge Questions Robbery Partner Absence
A prisoner explains to a judge why he acted alone in a series of robberies, stating he could not rely on a partner’s honesty. The exchange highlights distrust and a claim of solo involvement.
Smallest Collar Worn by Mr Clam in Oyster Clash
In a playful exchange, Oyster asks why the clamshell wears a large collar. Clam replies that it is the smallest he could obtain, noting he is one of the Little Necks.
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Mr. Clam
Art in America: commerce leaders discuss national role
Mgr Dustin Star asks if America can lead in art as it does in commerce. He answers affirmatively, saying captains of industry are waking up to the potential of art and know how to buy and sell at the right times.
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America
Mgr
Dustin Star
Magnesia
23Rd St
Long Island City
Necktie Speak and a Chicago Printer’s Odd Exchange
A fragmentary 1920s style exchange centers on William M. Franzin a Chicago tie maker and John Sienkiy. The tale hints at a newsboy and a snappy tie and mentions a sale value of 650. It also notes Sienkiwiecz claiming to have bought Franzin’s design for 15 cents indicating a murky business dispute.
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William M. Franzin
Chicago
John Sienkiy
Zin
Pollewnan
Tles
Sienkiwiecz
Franzin
They're All Necessary Foods Reduces Stomach Acid Belief
A health column argues that all foods are needed but many acid forming, causing frequent red stomach sensations. It links diet to stomach comfort and urges balanced choices.
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