Print Frock That Is Worthy Place In Any Wardrobe
There is a print frock to brighten spring wardrobes with feminine lines. Model shown features flared sleeves, a slim belted waist, and a long skirt panel with a neckline open and artificial flowers at the neckline. Tiny buttons trim the back bodice. sleeves may be omitted or made of contrast. Pattern 1776, sizes 12 through 40, requires 4 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Illustrated sewing instructions included. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Department, 243 West Seventeenth Street, New York City.
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Autograph Request From Two Boys Triggers Actress Joke
A movie actress recalls a day when two young boys asked for her autograph. She asked if they knew who she was. the older boy replied that they could learn by asking. The remark appeared in the Boston Transcript.
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John Hancock
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Humor Chair at College Sparks Laughs in Courier
In a Louisville Courier-Journal snippet, a joke unfolds about a college creating a chair of humor. A reader quips that the chair is collapsible, joking that the college intended humor through a punny misnomer. The exchange touches on campus culture and light satire.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Changefulness of Mind in Political Gambit
Senator Sorghum answers a query on changing votes with a sharp line about changing paths. He says he often changes his mind but only after he is sure that the voters who would support him have reconsidered their stance. The remark reflects cautious political calculus and voter dynamics.
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