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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
3
Promotes a tailored house frock for larger figures with a double-pointed yoke sleeves and slim front panel. Recommends gingham lawn seersucker fabrics, lists sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 86 88 40 42 44 and fabric yardage for size 86. Includes sew chart and order details for Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th Street New York.
Lorain Journal notes a quip on medical practice seen as fashionable. A young graduate worries about inexperience while the doctor jokes about sending male patients to golf and female patients abroad for care. Senator Sorghum adds caution about quoting poets in public speeches.
Pathfinder Magazine quotes a witty exchange about future fame after the giants Beethoven Mozart Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff, framing a playful debate on lasting musical legacy.
GRANDMOTHER CLARK presents a basic crochet bedspread motif marketed as fast to complete. Instructions note 414 inch square sections in cream rose and yellow carpet warp, with assembly by slip stitch and optional pointed edge, sold via Home Craft Co for 15 cents plus mailing.
A brief department notice asks readers to send stamped self addressed envelopes to Tenly at the St Louis Ave area in Saint Louis Maine for any information sought.
A tale recounted by Pearson's Weekly traces a lawsuit born in Poland about 250 years ago. It began with Colonel Lenk’s estates granted to Carmelites after his death, then a cancelation document and a prolonged fight through Russian rule and Poland's independence. The heirs of an Italian aristocrat pursued £207,000,000 in confiscation claims, but Naples’ appeal court ruled against them.
A small group in East End London gathers monthly, tracing descent from Huguenots persecuted for religious beliefs in the seventeenth century. They are descendants of Huguenots who fled after the 1685 Edict of Nantes revocation. Only about 150 remain faithful to their Huguenot identity, with three original friendly societies still existing: the Normans, the Lincolts, and Protestant refugees from High and Low Normandy.
Firestone offers gum dipped cords and extra layer construction to bind tread and body for high strength. Gum-Dipping soaks every high stretch cord to resist flexing at low air pressures. Easy terms and complete line of tires tubes and auto supplies available through local Firestone service stores and dealers. Listen to Voice of Firestone on NBC network each Monday night.
The Washington Star reports new official Greek spellings for cities like Athens, Piraeus, and Patras, to be used in government bulletins. The piece notes widespread, inconsistent Anglicization of foreign names and argues the changes are hardly worrisome for travelers or readers.
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