Pattern for underwire dress pattern 0199 order details
An advertisement invites readers to order sewing pattern 0199 for a white or peach crepe and swishy taffeta undergarment with a builtup bodice. It lists sizes 34 through 44, fabric needs about 3 yards of 89 inch fabric, and asks buyers to mail NAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER AND SIZE with payment to The Sewing Chela Pattern Dept in New York.
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Ben Liptuen
West Eighteenth Bt
New York
N. Y
Coleman Lamp and Stove CO
Los Angeles
Calif
A Rocking Game Judge What a Charge
In a peculiar courtroom scene an exchange unfolds as a judge questions a charge while an officer remarks about restraint and size, with Pearson's Weekly noting the oddity in a blunt exchange.
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Judge
Aleop
Honoys
Uonor Pearson's
Home Sweet Home Quote Sparks Senator Speech Debate
A fragmented OCR snippet quotes Senator Sorghum asserting that a woman’s place is in the home and adds a comment about men and radio speeches. The text hints at a political debate over gender roles and public messaging. The readable portion centers on a legislative figure and a contested domestic-roles stance.
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Senator Sorghum
Scandalous Beach Encounter Sparks Quiet Gossip
A chaotic fragment reports a beach scene where Bunimier E mingled with a girl and a dog named Ceorge-Lucky. Jatao reportedly flirted with someone last summer and involved a preacher in a nearby incident.
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Scooge
Bunimier E
Ceorge
Jatao
Pre
Isis Status
The line references a cryptic exchange comparing market behavior to a wild scene. A figure asks if one was a bull or a bear in Wall Street while another describes avoiding danger like a map fleeing a breaking menagerie.
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Wall Street
Long Winded Speech Prompt Echo in Gentle Tone
A fragmentary prompt asks whether the listener never stops to think, echoing a rhetorical exchange about pausing to reflect and respond. The text presents a quirky dialogue style with a playful back and forth.
Brain of Man by Prof WW Watts Urithah Scalantist
A rhetoric piece extols the brain as the ultimate instrument capable of controlling thoughts and actions, recording life from cradle to grave, and inspiring language, art, and science. It asserts the brain’s supremacy among natural wonders and its power to define nature's laws.
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Watts Urithah Scalantist
Ethiopia Crisis Escalates as Italy Advances in Africa
The message from Ethiopia's foreign minister reports Italian planes bombarding Aduwa and Adigrat, causing civilian casualties as forces move from the Asmara area toward Aduwa. Ras Seyum notes a breach of the League covenant and warns of a growing battle in Agame.
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Maet Africa
Mus
Ullni
Eultrea
Ethiopia
League of Nationa
Mt. Muasa Ali
Lalingheta Ilereal
League
Ras Seyum
Aduwa
Adigrat
Agame
Mthipping
Reuters Dragatch
Addis Ababa
Dmiltio de Bono
Italy
New Deal laws aim to end private initiative in favor of government control
A New York representative argues that the New Deal legislation seeks to eliminate private resourcefulness by shifting functions to government agencies. He claims planned economy would force citizens into a uniform, bureaucratic system where individuals lose judgment in managing their own affairs.
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Hiis
Ethiopia for Progress to Dr Azat Manstin
An Ethiopian Minister to Britain argues for British rule as preferable to Italian control, promising 20 years of peace and a loan to fund schools. He contends Italians should not claim Ethiopia and urges civilizing and educating Ethiopians under Britain.
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Ethiopia
Azat Manstin
Britain
Ciliopians
Italy
Aliyasinia
War in Africa Reflections on War and Wealth
The piece laments war horrors in Africa and notes diplomats rushing to embassies to defend covenants while capital interests and markets drive wealth. It contrasts Ethiopian casualties with fortunes on deposit and questions the economic rewards of conflict.
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Diplomata
Genesa
Tthiopia
Monty
Boycott Urged Against Hitler By Labor Federation
The American Federation of Labor calls for a boycott on the Nazi regime condemning its brutality and oppression. The protest states the mobilized world should not remain indifferent to Hitler's actions and urges collective action in the United States.
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Perita
United States
America
Washington
Hull
American Federation of Labor
Tiltler
Sunty
Tieler
Gerting
Tibor
United State
Roosevelt
No Dictatorship By Dr Frank and Graham
Dr Frank and Graham warn that farmers and urban workers share interests and power to resist a fascist dictatorship. They argue industrial labor and agrarian groups must unite to prevent advances that could empower a technocratic ruling class and threaten democratic rights.
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Frank & Graham
North Carolina University
Whelmughy
Mussolini Seeks Unity as Sanctions Loom in Africa Move
Italian leader addresses mass crowds in Rome praising military expansion in Africa and pledging to answer sanctions with military measures. European powers debate League actions as public support and tensions rise over potential war and Italy's seizure of Ethiopian territory.
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Lihlopla
Musso
Italy
Duce
Fenetian
Rome
Pretoler
Sthleopia
Teague of Nations
League Council
Geneva
Europe
League
Anthony Lien
Great Britalin
Premice Javal
France
Bart Ile Hal
Africa
Mediterranean
Malin Craig Named Chief of Staff of American Army
Craig, a veteran of the war and commander of the war college, succeeds Gen Douglas MacArthur as chief of staff. Born in 1875 in St Joseph Missouri, he graduated from West Point and served in Cuba the Spanish American War and the Boxer Rebellion. He held key staff roles in World War I and as army of occupation chief of staff, earning the Distinguished Service Medal and foreign honors.
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Malin Ocmaig
Tho Ware
War College
Sta
Roosevelt
Douglas MacdArthur
Philppines
New Island
China
Cralz
Vorty Star
France
First Army Corps
Germany
Army of Occupation
England
Belgium
Ruasury Three Month Deficit Rises Despite Higher Revenues
Treasury reports for the three months ending September 30 show a first quarter deficit of 332 million dollars, slightly above the year ago period which was a record deficit. Expenditures for the quarter reached 1830 million dollars, about 20 million on average per day, as revenues rose to 999 million dollars from 440 million in the prior year period.
Potato Quotas and Surplus Debate at AAA Hearing
The meeting in Washington heard officials farmers and consumers discuss the Warren act which imposes quotas and penalties on excess potato production. The act faces opposition from New Dealers and Secretary Wallace who oppose enforcement. Voluntary reduction plans were urged to cut surpluses and raise prices as growers face real trouble while AAA seeks a solution to boost returns amid low potato prices.
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AAA
Washington
Wallace
Ofere
Totato
AMA
Jude
Fractured Red Scare Remarks Emphasized Isolation
An OCR fragment shows a distorted reference to Roosevelt and a speech urging noninvolvement in a foreign war. The text hints at U S caution about entering global conflict and frames the address as cautionary, reflecting wartime stance.
116 AAA Tobacco Production Plan Four Year Charter
The 116 AAA announced a four year tobacco production charter starting in 193. It caps acreage at 40 percent and guarantees producers a fair exchange value or parity for the crop. Signers may not grow tobacco on farms outside the contract. unused land may be used for pasture or home consumption crops.
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AAA
Deneft
Roosevelt Addresses Across West Before Fishing Trip
President Roosevelt travels along the Pacific coast delivering key speeches in Fremont Nebraska Boulder Dam dedication and Hollywood Bowl Los Angeles and San Diego, urging continued New Deal efforts and agricultural adjustment while signaling ending federal job programs as private industry must absorb unemployment.
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Hla
United States
Boulder Dam
Kirkes
Johnson Dam
Illiam Johnson
Los Angeles
San Diego
Frank Knox Garners Republican Backing for Nomination
OL FRANK KNOX publisher of the Chicago Call News is accredited as a Republican presidential candidate after endorsement by Illinois state central committee. Knox has campaigned nationwide and drawn praise from Illinois Republicans who foresee victory and a mission to rescue the country from socialists.
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Frank Knox
Chicago Call News
Republican State Central Committee of
Illinois
Knox
Verah
Knot Mild
Atlantic
West Virginia
Van Sweringen brothers regain control of rail and real estate empire
The Van Sweringen brothers recaptured their vast railway and real estate holdings from a New York bank group. They had lost control after defaulting on 19 million dollars, but bid 3.121 million to acquire the majority stake in Alleghany Corporation, the holding company for most Van Sweringen lines and properties.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Pere Warquette Nickel Plate
Miasouri Pacific
Chicago & Tastero Illinois
van Sweringen Corporation
E Vase Real Estate
Anan conspirators plotted king Berte III assassination
Reports say Anan conspirators formed an elaborate plot to kill King Berte III during a public parade marking the anniversary of his accession. The scheme was uncovered and several persons were arrested as authorities declared it an attack on the king during a royal review.
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Bets Anan
Berte 11
Propaganda Study by Dr Lorge Examines Public Minds
Brisbane notes Professor Lorge studies propaganda's effect on educated adults ages twenty to sixty nine, testing views on Lincoln Roosevelt Hoover and others. He argues capital and labor are both fruits of human intelligence, citing Edison and Lasson, while warning that repetition makes the masses accept ideas without questioning them.
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Doctor Lorge
Teachers’ College
Columbia
Ubberalty
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Hoover
Thomas
Coolidge
Jlearat
Karl Marx
Thomas Addison
Aadison
Lallson
Aviation program to cost over one thousand planes in 1930
The Army Navy and Marine corps have cut an aviation program of more than 1000 new planes for 1930. The author argues if 5 billion dollars may be spent to prevent depression casualties at home then twenty million dollars should be used to aid foreigners and reduce conflict abroad.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Van Sweringen Brothers Buy Back Control Of Empire
The Van Sweringen brothers built a three billion dollar railroad empire supported by bonds watered stocks and other securities. They defaulted on forty eight million dollars borrowed mainly from Morgan Co. An auction returned control to the brothers for three million dollars about one tenth of one percent of the empire and forty five million dollars less than the borrowed amount.
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van Sweringen
van Sweringens
Morgan & Co
William Cameron Broadcast Interpretation Still Sees Economic Uptick
The report notes Cameron praising Introit broadcasts and claiming Americans have achieved renewed economic equilibrium. He argues the American mind has made a remarkable recovery and sees signs of improvement already.
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William Jo Cameron
Introit
Fleary Lord
Fronts Brace for Action as Trulans Face Encroaching Rivals
A fragmented report notes 2 KW and about 00 men massed on three fronts, all facing Trulans and ready for action. It hints that something decisive may unfold as alliances shift and revenge motives emerge amid fears England could sail forth alone.
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Tiltler
Frank
Italy
Mthrogla
Old England
Anssellai
Nebraska farmer explains AAA in first seed of campaign
Monsivelt, a Nebraska resident, spoke to about 20 000 farmers by radio about the AAA as a government tool that dictates what they plant and how they price and raise livestock. He presented three years of farm visits and emphasized practical farming facts over demonstrations.
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Nebraska
Monsivelt
Ile
AAA
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