Apron-Dress Frock and Bonnet Patterns for Girls
No. 1738 offers a simple frock with shoulder yoke and matching bonnet in dotted swiss lawn or gingham sized for 1 to 5 years. No. 1740 features a charming apron dress with scalloped sleeves and princess skirt in gingham lawn seersucker or calico for sizes 32 to 44, with yardage details and prices. Send orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Brave Chicago cop in deadly car chase ends with crook’s capture
Chicago officer Albert Rickert and his friend Emmett Hartnett pursued two auto thieves through a city chase that ended when Rickert’s leg was caught and dragged under a car. He fired his pistol until it clicked, then tossed his empty gun to strike the fleeing thief. The crook was captured. a second robber died days later and the accomplice received a 14 year sentence.
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Elso
Dagg
Chicago
Albert Rickert
Emmett Hartnett
Emmett
People’s Portal
Englewood
Path of Kings and Rotten Row Origins in London
The text explains that Hyde Park’s fashionable riding path Rotten Row originated from the French Route du Roi meaning path of the kings. It notes the English shift to the undignified name Rotten Row and mentions Scotland Yard’s name coming from a street where Scottish royal residence and later police headquarters stood.
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Kings
London
Hyde Park
Scotland Yard
Slipcovers and Home Sewing Tips for Busy Homes
A reader seeks help to make a removable chair slipcover and lists sewing details. The letter outlines edge finishes, snap fasteners over zippers, and a curved front frill. It promotes Book 1 SEWING for Home Decorator and Book 2 for decorative home projects, with pricing and address in Chicago.
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Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago
Ill
Ambition Realized in Night Guests Arrival
A staged moment features a mother instructing her daughter to call guests by name as they arrive. The exchange reveals long held desire fulfilled and hints at family plans for the evening event.
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Mary
Stymied Husband and Wife Exchange Jibe
A quarrel unfolds as a husband arrives late and a spouse probes his story. A rival taunt about violence is uttered by a tough man, followed by the wife exiting the room. The scene ends with a question about whether it was a sporting gesture.
Man Seeks Meeting Over Unnamed Bill Outside
A caller reports a man waiting outside to discuss an owed bill. The stranger refuses to identify himself and asks for payment, described as resembling someone who demands settlement.
Take a Lesson From Me A Bee And A Dictator
A nat uralist notes a bee makes little honey over a lifetime. A New York hall displays a stuffed fish with a caption about speaking up. The piece contrasts moralists, lectures, and a dictator recognizing a country when he seizes it. Some women give with a smile and take with a tear.
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New York
Language Quiz From The Past
The list presents ten trivia questions covering usage between between and among, a king known for measured words, car pieces, riot legality, tool distinctions, river length, coat lapel notches, alligator versus crocodile, round churches, and Kentucky’s Indian name.
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Kentucky
Quiz With Answers Item From Historical Page
A set of quiz questions and answers covers geography and history. Notable items include Missouri-Mississippi distance, Moreau and Napoleonic rivalry origin of a notch, alligator versus crocodile snout and teeth, England’s five churches with Temple Church as the largest, and the nickname The Dark and Bloody Ground.
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Missouri-Mississippi
Moreau
Napoleon
England
Temple
London
Clarifying Phrases and Definitions Cited
The excerpt lists phrases and legal definitions including two person usage for between you and among you for more than two, a note about Charles II, a Mill and Factory statistic of about 17 645 pieces per average car, a legal rule for three or more persons, and a blade length rule stating six inches before scissors qualify as shears.
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Charles II
Proverbial Sayings on Identity and Fashion
A collection of witty maxims on identity and perception. It muses that fools rarely accept truth, a barking dog ignores scolding, a rolling stone gathers no moss yet stationary ones gather mud, and fashion follows chic over sense. It ends with a blessing for light purses and light hearts.
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