Tailored Patterns For Smart Youthful Dresses 1850 1849
Updated Fall Pattern Book offers No 1850 and No 1849 dresses with coat style fronts, darted waists, contrast trims, and flattering necklines. Patterns come in sizes 12 to 40 with yardage guidance and long or short sleeves. Order The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago 211 W. Wacker Dr. for 15 cent patterns.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
The Honorable Uncle Lancy
Ethel Hueston presents a serialized drama titled The Honorable Uncle Lancy about three orphan sisters Helen Adele and Limpy visited by their Aunt Olympia a politically ambitious wife of Senator Delaporte In Washington Olympia proposes the sisters join them as wards and potential political assets The scene exposes family bonds ambition and the lure of power as the plot unfolds with the Senator’s reactions and the sisters’ cautious consideration
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Helen
Adele
Limpy
Olympia
Alencon Delaporte
Slopshire
Aunt Olympia
Washington
Andrew Jackson
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Del
Auntie
Brick
Iowa
Len Hardesty
Lesson for November 19 Legion subjects and scripture texts
Legion study materials for November 19 list selected subjects and scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission. The guide outlines themes, passages, and instructions for teachers and students engaging with the lesson content.
Full of Grace Prayer on Growing in Grace
A devotional line by Joseph Hall urges daily growth in grace. The speaker vows not to settle for current measure or delay, but to add one drop of grace each day so the final day is filled to the brim.
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Joseph Hall
Baye
Kelloge's
Battle Creek
Strange Facts and Quirks from the 1930s
A scrapbook of curious claims notes a New York yacht captain earning more than the Queen Mary’s master, a Harlem dance hall manager earning more than Pennsylvania’s governor, and a Midwestern union president making more than FDR. It also observes antiques, fake imports, European employment in Detroit, and funeral volleys once meant to scare away spirits.
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Harlem
Pennsylvania
Musicians’ Union
Roosevelt
United States
There Are Bounds He That Sips Often at Last Drinks It Up
A compact proverb notes that frequent sipping ends with a final exceedance. It frames restraint as a virtue and warns against habitual indulgence leading to a tipping point or loss of control. The saying emphasizes moderation over repeated small excesses.
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The
Uncle Lancy
Ethel Hueston
Chapter
Hilda
Ollie
Bones
Brother Wilkie
Wilkie
Papa
Beldame
J. G. Greenhough
G. Campbell Morgan
Heaven
Jesus
Maclaren
Gee
Adoleas
Saya
Dr. Pierce
Harold L. Lundquist
Ean
Moody Bible Institute
Western Newspaper Union
Detroit
Europe
Collier's
Genuik
Bayer
Aspirin
Byron
Leela
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