Ever Beloved Dotted Swiss for Little Girls Fashion
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas chronicles the summer trend toward fine cottons with emphasis on dotted Swiss and similar fabrics for children's dresses. The piece highlights imported dotted Swiss in rose pink, net and lace trims, smocking details, pink Swiss organdy frocks, and sheer shirtwaists for girls, noting laundering ease and French-inspired styling. Western Newspaper Union.
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Big Sister
Grandma
Western Newspaper Union
New Fabrics Are Heartily Greeted
The piece notes a fashion shift to light bright cottons and linens for spring and summer. It describes women embracing airy fabrics like chambray and cambric, pairing them with floral scents while dismissing previous winter luxury textiles. The tone is playful and observational about seasonal dress and decor trends.
Tweed the Thing for Travel Coat Fashion Tip
A travel coat in tweed is recommended for fairs in New York or San Francisco. Choose bold plaid or stripe patterns and select a large, bold design. The tweed coat is described as indispensable and a best friend for trips.
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New York Fair
San Francisco Fair
Old-Fashioned Prints Return as Silk Patterns
Quaint quality once revived this year moves into silk prints. Patterns echo old-fashioned dimities and calicoes as designers introduce nostalgic textures into modern fabrics.
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Dimities
Cali Coes
Jersey Fabric Favored for Happy Packing Travels
Happy Packing traveling favors fabrics that pack well. Jersey proves especially suited to this function, noted for its pliability and comfort during trips.
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Jersey
Skirt and Blouse Maintain Style in Evening Wear
A shopper notes the blouse and skirt remain in good condition for evening wear. The piece highlights durable fabric and timeless design, suggesting continued versatility for formal occasions. The items are praised for fit, color, and ease of coordination.
Master Map of the United States details vast land history
The official master map, a seven by five foot record created for Congress, condenses millions of pages of records into a single image showing original titles to about 6,000,000 parcels. It traces the Mississippi drainage lands, Lake Michigan shifts, and disputes from the 1800s, while noting the ongoing need for updated maps every two years.
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Washington
Louisiana
East Timbalier Island
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
You
Uncle Sam
East Timbakier Island
Missouri River
Bismarck
N. C
United States
Fred W. Johnson
U. S. Department of the Interior
Congress
Land Office
Johnson
No Man's Land
Minnesota
Dakotas
Colorado
Louisiana Purchase
France
Mississippi River
Texas
Sabine River
Sabine
Mississippi Drainage
Spain
Lake Michigan
Chicago
United States Supreme Court
General Land Office
Cap'n
Lake Front
Streeterville
Union
Kentucky
West Virginia
Maine
Vermont
Tennessee
Dept. of Interior Photos
Paul Pleads His Own Case Lesson Text
Analyzes Paul’s defense in Acts 21–23 as evidence of a life in good conscience before God. Emphasizes three facets: conviction, authority, and witness. Stresses the power of a consistent Christian life to counter slander and inspire others to faith, urging readers to pursue such sanctified living.
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England
Paul
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Hell
Pretty Patterns For A Practical Wardrobe Of 1940s Style
Fashion notes describe Barbara Bell patterns for a wide shouldered dress with scalloped bodice and braid bolero, and an indispensable slacks suit with topper. Materials suggested include denim, gingham, flannel, and gabardine. patterns come in sizes 12 through 42 with yardage figures. Readers are invited to order Spring and Summer Pattern Book by sending 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Shakespeare Almost Joined Roanoke Lost Colony Tale Stage
In Mantet North Carolina a Paul Green drama scene reveals Sir Walter Raleigh prevented Shakespeare from joining the 1587 Roanoke expedition. Had Shakespeare sailed, he might have sacrificed poetry for an early fate. the Lost Colony later vanished, leaving only a carved name and Virginia Dare’s lineage.
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Mantec
N. C
Walter Raleigh
Young Will Shakespeare
Lost Colony
Roanoke Island
Paul Green
America
Virginia Dare
New World
Stratford
James Burbage
Old Globe Theater
Shakespeare
England
Sir Walter
Raleigh
Philip Sidney
Walter
Fort Raleigh
John White
White
Groatoan
Lesson for June 4 Season Giblecte and Syrian Scriptur e
Lesson for June 4 presents selected scripture text as provided by the International Council c Religious Education under permission. The material explains the season's themes and offers guided reflection for readers and students.
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Syripture
International Council c Religious Education
Wakk o VOTES Editorial Wrap
Opinion note quoting Senator Josh Lee about personal space against communism. Satirical line appears beside discussion of voter sentiment and political leanings amid local issues. The fragment highlights individual perspective in a rural setting and references a tree as a symbol of independence.
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U.S
Josh Lee
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Harold L. Londonwist
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newanaper Union
Lydia
Pinkham
J. G. Holland
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