Detachable Capes Pattern Offers Fashion Variety
Pattern 9048 features a dress with detachable cape elements suitable for town wear and various occasions. It highlights a dotted print option with curved hip line and yoke, and notes fabric choices like checks stripes or figured fabrics. Pattern 9842 available in sizes 12 through 40. requires 4 yards 89 inch fabric plus /yard contrast. Order via Sewing Circle Pattern Dept 232 West eighteen street New York NY.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York
Doris Discovers Teeth Hope For Gold Ones
A child named Doris, amused by a gaps in her smile, expresses hope her next set of teeth will be gold. Her remark is shared amid light family banter about growing up and appearance.
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Doris
Toronto Globe
Anniversary Observed by City of Pied Piper
A National Geographic bulletin notes Hameln marks the 650th anniversary of the Pied Piper legend with a grand homecoming and plans for a Pied Piper monument on June 26. The piece details Hameln’s history, architecture, and current industry while explaining the origin tale and Browning’s ballad.
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Pied Piper
Washington
Hameln
Hamelin
Tatcatcher
Thiewall
Weser
Karlshafen
Minden
Bremen
Germany
Homein
Kingdom of Westphalia
Hanover
Coloradoan Painted Himself Out of Jail
Colon Cuarl Duskey escaped Larimer county jail with a wooden pistol modeled after John Dillinger’s. He had been sentenced to fifteen days for a traffic violation but earned ten days of remission through painting landscapes and portraits for county art class and jail decoration. His success spurred Don Chevez to paint Sheriff Saunders hoping for clemency as he faced seven months remaining.
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Fort Collins
Colon Cuarl
Duskey
Larimer
John Dillinger
aMciass
Don Chevez
Sheriif George Saunders
Lack of Skilled Labor Seen in Industry Revival
In Scranton Pa, regional directors of an international correspondence school report a shortage of skilled labor as industrial activity resumes. Ralph J Weeks, president, notes that aging workers have retired or left for jobs, creating urgent demand but insufficient qualified help.
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Scranton
International Correspondence Schools
Ralph J. Weeks
Custers Last Stand to Be National Museum Site
Billings Montana hosts a renewed push by local service clubs to establish a national museum on the Custer Battlefield site to preserve relics tied to General George A. Custer and his Seventh Cavalry. The effort seeks federal funding and a dedicated building to display the artifacts.
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Custer
Billings
Mont
Wyoming
George A. Custer
Seventh Cavalry
German Graduates Face Limited Job Prospects in 1934
A survey by the International Institute of Intellectual Co operation shows fewer than one in fifteen German university graduates can expect employment this year. The institute’s educational section, linked to the League of Nations, is examining measures taken in various countries to address graduate unemployment.
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Geneva
Germany
International Institute of Intellectual Co-operation
League of Nations
Germans Seek Jobs as 150,000 Graduates Face Scarce Vacancies
An Institute study of Germany notes about 150,000 university graduates seek work while only 10,500 vacancies may arise in a year. The government plans to curb supply by limiting bachelor admissions to 16,000 in 1934. France Italy and Sweden form university bureaus to place unemployed graduates in intellectual professions.
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Germany
France
Italy
Sweden
Thennstitute Found
Toy banks aid church funds in Oklahoma City drive
Northworth Methodist members collect about 275 toy savings banks to be distributed to church families. Each family pledges to deposit five cents in every bank daily to raise money for interest on the church mortgage.
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Oklahoma City
Npworth Methodist Church
Ranches Spend 12 Million Annually in Wyoming and Montana
Approximately 12 million dollars yearly is spent on dude ranches in Wyoming and Montana, according to Hol Commerce secretary of the Dude Ranchers' association for the two states.
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Casper
Wyo
Wyomiog
Snd
Montana
Hol
Commers
Dude Ranchers’ Association of
Two States
Soviet Machines Are Well Constructed And Mail Fails
The piece notes impressive Soviet industry under the five year plan with examples from Leningrad factories tractors textiles and aircraft. It contrasts this with an inefficent mail service in Tashkent where letters are delayed and mailboxes clearance is irregular and rates are unknown.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
Leningrad
Tashkent
Indian Mounds Found on Shiloh Battlefield
An expedition of CWA workers led by Dr. Frans H. UW. Roberts Jr. of the Smithsonian unearthed a group of Indian mounds on Shiloh Battlefield Tennessee. The site, with bluffs and a palisade, likely served as a temple and refuge with traces of about 80 houses and 60 skeletons in a small mound. Researchers suspect a protote Bushhogoean group.
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Shiloh
Washington
CWA
Frans H. UW. Roberts, Jr
Bureau of American Ethnology
Smithsonian Institution
Tennessee River
Stoberts
Roberts
Obsession with Little Men Ends at Alpine Club Ball
Adrian Lytton, six foot one and a half, harbors a strange aversion to little men. After being provoked by a Chinese masked youth, he punches the smaller man at a masquerade, is beaten, and then revels in a newfound understanding: his bias stemmed from perceived inferiority, not strength. The incident exposes a breakdown of his prejudice as the girl he admires laughs at the climactic moment.
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Nicolas
Koein
Cologne
Italy
Browning
Wille Macready
Adrian Lytton
Adrian
Lfe
Areckings
Alpine Club
Jos
Eddie Drake
Paul Forbes
Huvar
Paul
Dda
Ton Narryson
Tom
Botthin
Adrian Tiny
Seled
Dow
Eat past tense forms in English usage and pronunciation
A compact note on how the past tense of eat is usually ate in the United States with pronunciation rhyming with late and gate. It notes rare variants like agate or eat and occasional pronunciations such as et, including historical references to frequency in sources like Literary Digest and Horland.
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United States
Gays Literary Digest
England
India
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