Home Sewn Fashions To Wear and to Give Pattern 1854
The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in Chicago offers No 1854 a decorative closet set style pattern in chintz cretonne gingham or percale with garment bag hanger hat box cover and a 12 pocket shoe bag. Includes step by step sew chart and notes yards required for garment bag and trims. Also No 1852 in fashion silhouette sizes 12 through 20 with material and trim specifics. Price 15 cents each.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Uncle Lancy and the Washington Deal Unfolds
Orphans Helen Adele and Limpy face a planned move to Washington as Aunt Olympia schemes to steer them into political life. Limpy may travel for growth while Helen secures a future with Brick, a congress hopeful. The trio negotiate bargains to shape schooling, romance, and power.
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Olympia
Helen
Adele
Limpy
Aunt Olympia
Washington
Laney
Ian
Len Hardesty
Wilkie
Len
Brick
Congress
Iowa
Senator Plans Home for Coming Children in Shoreham
Senator Slopshire orders beds, cereals, and nursery needs as he scrambles to prepare for his “poor dear children.” He worries about sun, health books, and comfortable chairs while Hilda sizes up the plan and Olympia weighs whether a larger apartment or a house is needed for the family. The pair debate space and home life as they await the children's arrival.
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Senator Slopshire
Olympia
Hilda
Senator
Washington
Shoreham
Health Department
Senate
Del
Jesus Christ Power and Personal Needs in Discipleship
Modern man questions value by utility yet Christianity alone delivers real daily power not just rhetoric. Jesus meets personal needs through healing, guidance, and miraculous provision, demanding total devotion and sacrifice to follow him wherever he calls. The divine power calms storms and quiets troubled souls, inviting faith and service to a needy world.
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Jesus
Peter
Earth
Jesus Christ
God
Edward E. Anderson
Satan
John
Stern Lights and the Human Experience
A compact reflection on how stern lights symbolize guiding paths in life, comparing Coleridge's maritime imagery to the human journey and the lessons learned from past passages.
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Coleridge
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Garfield Tea CO
Dept. 40
Brooklyn
Burke
Luden’s
Flonorable
Uncle Lancy
Ethel Hueston
Alencon Delaporte Slopshire
Slopshire
Delaporte
Alencon
Lancy
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
International Council of Religious Education
Messiah
Jesus of Nazareth
Qy Ickef
George IV, Maxey
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
BAYER
Bayer Agarin
Sioux City
Towa
Ernest Hoag
6Th St
Dr. Pierce
Den
Emerson
Tacitus
Enea
Doan
Doag
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