Butterick Pattern Celebrates Fiftieth Birthday Worldwide
The Butterick Pattern marks its fiftieth year with growth and supremacy from Sterling Massachusetts to New York and Europe. It claims worldwide embrace and dominance in fashion as agents promote the latest styles.
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Sterling
Mass
New York
London
Paris
Berlin
Baseball Fans Keep the Game Alive Across Villages
The article extols fans as essential to baseball's survival, noting how tales of big games travel from father to son, fueling passion in towns. It highlights the lifelong ritual of recounting scores, cheering in stands, and the emotional ties that bind communities to the sport. It mentions the persistent chatter about the Red Sox and Braves and the lasting appeal of the game.
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Red Sox
Sareent
Mount Clemens Man Benches Redpath Chautauqua Program
Charles W Wood secretary of the Business Men's Association writes to a Redpath Chautauqua representative on March 8 1913 about the 1913 program He expresses pleasure at chautauqua time return and hopes the plan is 2592 or better and not 2577 below last year's standard
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Charles W. Wood
Businessi Men’s Association of
Mount Clemens
Mich
Redpath Chautauqua
Redpath Chautauquas
Pompeiian Bronze Screen Cloth Identification Note
Safeguarded against inferior screen cloth the removable red string woven into the selvage confirms genuine Pompeiian Bronze Screen Cloth. This assures complete efficiency barring fire or accident fever renewing Pom Belian Bronze. Bare bronze wires copper-deficient under all climatic conditions. No painting needed.
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