Barbara Bell Sewing Patterns For Spring And Summer
The sewing notice promotes Trim n Smart No 1723 and No 1622 patterns for dresses and aprons. It highlights flattering lines, sizes 32 to 48, material estimates, and three apron variations with braid and pleating options. The Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book is available by mail order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago Illinois for 15 cents each.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Yick Notes Preponderant Sentiment Across Centuries
The quoted remark from Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes asserts that after 150 years and amid territorial growth, population rise, and economic change, the American people largely favor preserving the form of government despite attacks and subversive influences.
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Charles Evans Hughes
The
United States
Three Shuttered Houses on Kenesaw Hill Mystery Deepens
Inspector Tope and Clint Jervies discuss a family tragedy on Kenesaw Hill where three shuttered houses host the Harder Taine Bowden families. Kitty Harder and June discover Kitty dead after taking sleeping tablets, prompting questions about Katherine Harder who eloped with Jerry Leaford years earlier and the connection to the estate.
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Clint
Jervies
Kenesaw Hill
Denman Harder
Ella Kenesaw
Kitty Seaford
June
Evie Taine
Justus
Rab
Asa
Matthew Bowden
Jim
Kitty
Doctor Cabler
Clint Jervies
Harquail
Tope
Charley
Mr. Harder
Katherine
Jerry Leaford
Leaford
Honeymooning Inspector and Miss Moss Stir River Road Mystery
Inspector Tope and Miss Moss return from their wedding to find a backwater Longwood house tied to Clint Jervies and a missing girl in a rain drenched tale. Charley Harquail rumors of a death spark a police inquiry as Tope insists something amiss lurks beyond a simple heart failure.
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Clint
Miss Moss
Matthew Bowdon
Bowdon and Taine
Tope
Poison Death Connects Suburban Hill Towns
Inspector Heale reports Mrs. Seaford died from an accidental overdose of sleeping powder. Clint, Tope, and Miss Moss visit the hillside houses near the woods where fear seems common. Miss Leaford found her mother dead as the town’s electric and social lines blur in the wake of the tragedy.
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Miss Moss
Mabel Gaye
Tope
Clint
Heale
Derrie
Cabler
Buzzard
Inspector Heale
Miss Leaford
Harder
Tibetan Grassworms Fill Hidden Market as Pick-Me-Up
Missionaries note Tibetan locals hunt and price grassworms used as a medicinal pick me up. Natives consume them dead or alive in mixtures with chicken or maize liquor for stomach relief and mood lift. Hunters swarm mountain slopes, cocooned worms emerge after winter snow, sprouting blades believed to produce new worms.
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Friars Minor
Hankow Vicariate
Anx
Ious
Pilate’s Ghost Haunts Pilatus Peak for Botany Tourists
Mount Pilatus in Switzerland draws visitors and botanists seeking its 500 wildflowers. The myth says Pilate’s ghost hovered there, a belief forgotten as climbers explore the slopes.
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Pilate
Mount Pilatus
Switzerland
A Quip on Soup and Fish Turns to Luck Rumor
A light exchange about soup before fish yields a joke about timing and fate. The two diners joke that the fish waited, while another quip links Bill’s shiny trousers to fear of seven years of bad luck.
Upward Climb Vows to Rise Above Difficulties
Bill faced many obstacles but took up flying and has seemingly risen above his prior troubles. The press notes his renewed optimism and determination to overcome past challenges.
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Earth
Trying Him Out in a Rural Love Triangle
A playful dialogue depicts Mary doubting her fiancé while hinting at a milkman affair. The morning remark about the milkman and the proposed switch to the milkman the next day frame a comic romantic test. The exchange preserves a light, provincial tone and hints at evolving loyalties.
Concert Impression of Pianist Hammertonga
A brief theater dialogue recalls Hammertonga the pianist performing to a listening crowd. The observer notes the concert ended by nine o'clock and expresses enjoyment, fearing only that it might have continued to ten.
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Hammertonga
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Yick
Seine
Horace
St. Joseph
Chapter
Police
Jervies Trust
Longwood
Dana Jervies
Clara
Mat
Inspector Tope
By Benames Williams
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Quaker State
Franklin
Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation
Oil City
Pennsylvania
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