Trimly tailored house frocks with a chic pattern design
The article describes a casual shirtwaist dress with a slenderizing front panel and a gathered bodice for a youthful look. It notes pattern 2109 available in multiple sizes and provides ordering details. Also included is an extensive, plain description of high blood pressure its causes and health considerations.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
Seventeenth Street
New York City
Seemed Safer Old Lady scolds beggar in Stray Stories
A Stray Stories Magazine caption recalls a scene where an elderly woman questions a beggar for money. The tramp defends himself claiming six months of time served, underscoring a social tension over begging.
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Stray Stories Magazine
Unknown Language Lady Vishor Conversation
A brisk exchange reveals Lady Vishor speaking with a child about language. The dialogue shows curiosity as Bobby struggles to name spoken words he has not heard before.
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Bobby
Gift ideas for a boy in a delicate moment
A columnist proposes gifting a quaint clock like a tuckoo clock to a boy described as small for his age. The suggestion reflects a gentle, old fashioned approach to comfort and practical amusement in a family setting.
Greece faces revolt spread with Venizelos under fire
The Greek government battles a rising revolt that began in Crete and reached the mainland. Venizelos’s home in Crete was bombed, rebels seized ships near Crete, and a large amnesty offer was made. Martial law, cut communications, and heavy fighting marked the crisis as loyal forces mobilized and prepared defenses.
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Saloniki
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Plan to abolish NIIA shifts to federal trade role
Knath administration moves to end the NIIA in June and replace it with a free market federal plan. It envisions voluntary codes to regulate trade practices, outlaw price fixing, and limit government intervention to only when codes are violated. A New Orleans ruling found the lumber code unconstitutional, challenging the Interstate Commerce Clause in the broader NIRA framework.
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United States Patrict
W. G. Rorah
New Orleans
National Industrial Recovery Acts
United States Supreme Court
Elam King Prajadhinak abdicates throne quietly
King Prajadhinak renounces kingship and all succession rights saying his people must have real voice in government. His abdication follows a failed bid for broader democratic control and ends his rule. Prince Ananda, nephew, takes the throne at age eleven and attends school in Tausinie.
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Tausinie
Death of Justice Hughes at ninety four and memorial rites
Two days before his ninety fourth birthday the beloved “great dissenter” died of pneumonia. The next day the Supreme Court chamber paid tribute to a career of unique distinction as Chief Justice Hughes led the court in mourning. Funeral services in Washington were attended by the President and Mrs Roosevelt and Supreme Court members, followed by a military burial at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Senate Feud Over Long and Robinson Roars Through Chamber
The Senate erupts in vituperation as Joe Robinson clashes with Huey Long ally over control and influence. Lang is ridiculed while Long fights back, then another clash targets Postmaster Farley and the New Deal framing. Farley denies statements and offers no comment.
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Harclita Or Itlter Displeased With Pact Talks
The report states Harclita or Itlter would not meet Sir John Simon the British foreign secretary over the Anglo British pact. He sent word he had a "enid" and would not see Sir John in London. Derision in Germany links Hitler's stance to recognition of Germany's equality.
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Germany
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Berttam
Somaliland Leaders Appoint Governor Amid Massed Troops
Government officials report nearly JCM aviators and multiple squadrons of glanea have sailed for West Africa, with a second wave of troops starting to join the 20000 already massed in Somaliland. Central Graziana named governor of Somaliland and commander of the troops.
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JCM
West Africa
Somaliland
Graziana
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President Roosevelt signals not yet ready to stabilize prices
Markets react to Roosevelt remarks as commodity prices rise sparking selloffs in New York stocks and bonds. The president later clarifies advocacy of higher prices does not imply devaluation of the dollar, stating prices remain too low to match debts.
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New York
Tres!nt
Bia
Japanese Foreign Minister Presses for Early Settlement
Japanese Foreign Minister IMINOTA told the lower house the farm settlement dispute with the United States could spark discontent and regretted American officials could not resolve it. He pressed for an early solution and noted exclusion of Japanese under the ownership law may hinge on settling the immigration act clause long pending since 1924.
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Stea
Atlona
Japan
United States
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Richberg guarantees no inflation while Roosevelt stays in office
Donald Richberg executive director of the National Emergency Council told a Boston lecture there will be no monetary inflation during Franklin D Roosevelt's presidency if he serves six more years. He dismissed talks on policy details but addressed the Townsend plan proposing $200 monthly to all aged 60 plus with a conservative view on funding from those aged 18 to 60.
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National Emergency Council
Ranklin D Roosevelt
Boston
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Franklin D Roosevelt
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Richburg
Townsend
Tax Reform Push Aims to Repeal Pink Collar Provisions
Congress shows overwhelming support in both houses for repealing the pink slips clause in the income tax law. The House Ways and Means Committee backs Doughton’s plan with broad cross party backing. Repeal aims to be completed before March 15 filing deadline.
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Resignation Signals Shakeup at Recovery Administration
Clay Williams, head of the Mtt, tendered a large resignation as part of a sweeping purge of the recovery administration. Williams plans to return to a top tobacco company, while three of four remaining members are known to have resigned or are ready to resign, suggesting the president will fill vacancies but keep AA's leadership as a one man command.
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Walton Tramiiten
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House Narrowly Approves Bonus Bill In Open-Rates Move
In a 23 to 1 vote the Bays and Menia committee approved the Ingon bonus bill and gave the Patman bill a possible edge. The committee instructed Chairman Doughton to seek a wide open rate to allow Inflation Ista to move Patman as a floor substitute. Patman supporters say the house will pass the first bonus bill, while conservatives work to derail the "printing press money" tie. The Vinson bill is favored by the American region.
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Cuban chaos prompts new military move as government dissolves
In a sweeping change amid ongoing turmoil in Havana, Frealchant Caprios Menueta transfers power to army commander in chief Fulpindlo atista. Most government employees and Havana municipal workers have joined the general atelke, signaling a bid to restore order.
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Greece in turmoil and naval battles spark fears of larger war
In a Brisbane weekly digest, readers are warned of Greece's civil conflict as government fleets clash with rebels. The piece notes ships seized from the Aver off and a 2 pound baby bomb hitting a deck, then ponders the impact of a 1000 pound bomb on a ship.
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Averoff
Ancient Greek legends surface in Crete amid civil war lore
A fragment mentions Ventzetos a Greek patriot tied to revolutionary currents. It recalls Crete as the island of the Minotaur, a mythic figure who devoured youths and maidens from Athens, framing a clash of history and legend.
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Britain to extend imperial air protection along the Rhine banks
Ramsay MacDonald warns Germany’s activity requires Britain to widen air defense boundaries along the Rhine. He notes the need for a large fleet of fighting planes, recalling warnings once ridiculed by Ford Stathermere and Tord Northcliffe in the last war.
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Germany
Britain
Ford Stathermere
Tord Northcliffe
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Vitalin
Washington talk questions postwar civilization in Miami
Reading minds in Washington claim the World War marked the passing of a civilization. Mir Jitlehberg questions what civilization will replace it and whether professors and reformers can, offhand, manufacture a better one.
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Washington
Mir Jtlehberg
Miami
Fre mont Older A Courageous California Journalist Dies at 78
The longtime California newspaper man Fre mont Older dies at 78. He defended the weak and poor, earning comparison to Gladstone. His life and work are praised as reflective of virtue and service to society.
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California
Victor Hugo
Just Man Lake
Tremont
Gladstone
Alabama Sowed Dry Stand With Kansans Amid Prohibition Talk
In a regional mood reflecting dry sentiment, Alabama is described as resisting bootleggers and favoring strict alcohol limits. The piece argues Alabama will not be a paradise for profit and notes the state’s tough climate and health comparisons to New York, framed in a curious editorial tone.
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New York
Streets of Miami Fashion Sparks Outlines and Curves Debate
Aria and American dressmakers warn women to dress to reveal outlines of the human form. The piece notes crowds on beaches viewing nearly bare bodies, with coconut shells replacing nipples and minimal fabric, challenging old style modesty and salon norms.
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Miami
Pebtle
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Primitive village purge on Pearl River inland
In a Pearl River inland fishing village the inhabitants resolved a problem by burning a settlement near 24 lepers and expelling them. The text notes prior barbaric acts where elders were killed and sometimes eaten, referencing a king and a service.
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Tmonzhanganys
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Powerful Feminine Band Delphian Society Count
The Delphian society is a national women’s educational group with chapters in all states except Vermont and Rhode Island. It has 220000 members and 8500 chapters, with up to 80 chapters forming city federations. Its aims are higher education social progress and personal improvement.
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