Alluring Daytime Frock With Distinctive Yoke
The yoke on this frock extends over the shoulders forming flaring caps that conceal inverted pleats and transform into loose raglan sleeves. Front and back fullness in the blouse, twin skirt panels for height and added swirl, two large pockets, self fabric belt with diamond buckle. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1832-B in sizes 32 through 44, 15 cents. Mailing address and pattern book details included.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Adams St
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Franklin’s Early Life and Health Principles
The piece recalls Benjamin Franklin’s upbringing and health ethos. It notes his parents’ long lives and his early restraint from beer while in a London printing shop. It highlights his virtue scoring, temperance rule, and the idea that exercise is judged by bodily warmth rather than time or distance, as cited by Dr. James F. Rogers in Hygelia.
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Benjamin Franklin
London
Franklin
James F. Rogera
Household Tips and Quick Fixes From WNU Service
A booklet of practical hints covers repairing hot water bottles with adhesive tape, using fish glue for furniture, and cleaning pots with baking soda. It suggests washing and scouring oven glass, smoothing soapstone tubs with linseed oil, treating tea stains with borax, and wrapping frankfurters in bacon before broiling for luncheon.
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Associated Newspapers
WNU
Grow a garden of GRADUATES from a real-seed breeding institute
Ferry-Morse Seed Co presents eight decades of seed quality guarding, with breeding stations in Rochester Michigan and Salinas California. Purebred stock is tested thoroughly before sale to homes and gardens nationwide. Seek Ferry-Morse displays and request a free Home-Garden Catalog.
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Ferry-Morse Seed Co
America
Ferry-Morse Seed Breeding Institute
Rochester
Mich
Salinas
Cal
Ferry
Ferry-Morse.Seed Co
Detroit
San Francisco
Far From Em The crowds grow to detest the madding scene
A provocative line laments the overcrowding and noise of city life, arguing that louder crowds breed greater dislike. The quip traces social fatigue to bustling public spaces, hinting at weariness with modern gatherings and spectacle.
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