Marian Martin Pattern 9286 for dresses sizes 14 to 40
Full page pattern instruction offers a frock with puff sleeves and a cowl neck. It suggests fabric options like flat crepe satin or velvet and provides yardage for size 16. Orders at 15 cents per pattern, with catalog and pattern combined for 25 cents, from the Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Boy Scout Camps Draw To Close In West Virginia
Scouting report details Chester Troops 1 and 2 at Camp White Capon Ridge and county units from Stephens City and Middletown at Elizabeth Furnace Forest. Winchester and Frederick counties attend four camps with activities from leatherwork to archery. Sea Scout Charles Harper earned a Washington cruise test and funded it by working in a store. Dr Willis A. Sutton lauds scouting as vital to youth, calling it an antidote to modern life and a force for service. Troop 7 held a regular meeting at the Lutheran Church. Troop 1 in Boyce planned camping logistics including a store in camp and cooking arrangements.
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Chester
Capenridge
W. Va
Camp White
Tephens City
Middletown
Elizabeth Furnacational Forest
Winchester
Frederick Coun
White Rock
George Bowly
Capon Ke
Elizabeth
Yes
Scout Office
Charles Harper
Washington, D. C
Argo
Scout Harper
Willis A. Sutton
National Educational Association
Atlanta, Ga
America
Troop 7
Boy Scouts of America
Lutheran Church
Golightly’s Bottom
John MacMillan
George Guthridge
Boyce
Moore
John Coe
Albert Cooke
Budweiser Malt Contest Awards 186 Winners
The Budweiser Malt Contest selects 186 prize winners from 447 291 entries with cash prizes totaling 10 000 dollars. August A Busch Jr general manager stands with official judges including Mayor Victor J Miller of St Louis at the St Louis plant. The five first prizes are announced.
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St. Louis
Anheuser-Busch
August A. Busch, Jr
Victor J. Miller
Many Women Enter 188 Stalls at Berryville Horse Show
Mrs. Allen Potts and Mrs. John Hay Whitney lead a notable list of entrants at the Clarke County Horse and Colt Show in Berryville Virginia. With 188 stalls reserved and Home Coming Week duties from Clarke County's chamber, spectators anticipate 33 classes featuring hunters, race stables, and prize cups.
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Berryville
Allen Potts
Keswick
George T. Plummer
Washington
Clarke County
Audley
B. B. Jones
Gallant Knight
Princess Doreen
Kentmere
Kenneth Gilpin
Dunlin
Teddy
Mr. Gilpin
F. Wallis Armstrong
Philadelphia
Clifton
Dr. L. M. Allen
Queen
Thistle Downs
Canada
Clarke County Horse and Colt Show
Carter Mullikin Lockwood
Charles Mullikin
Hunt
Spectacular Woodstock Lane Lumber Yard Fire Last Year
A major night fire destroyed the lumber yards of Glaize and Brother on Woodstock Lane. Community members reflect on the blaze as Stephens City United Brethren Church prepares a Sunday dedication.
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Glaize and Brother
Woodstock Lane
Stephens City
Winchester Fair Opens Special Division for Apples
Winchester Fair will feature a dedicated division for apple exhibits with W. R. Legge in charge. A Japanese student studies apple culture in Frederick county. A. Garland Williams opens law offices. No parcel post deliveries on North Loudoun street after two way traffic begins. A large search light lights Monticello at night in Charlottesville.
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Winchester Fair
W. R. Legge
Frederick County
A. Garland Williams
Young At Peerieg
Loudoun Street
Charlottesville
Monticello
Jefferson
Virginia Troops to France Begin Training This Year
Fifteen years ago reports say Virginia troops will be among the first sent to France. Company I to Roanoke for training while nearby camps are not yet complete. Winchester merchants plan Dollar Day as Berryville Horse Show is canceled due to infantile paralysis. Government urges cereal production to avert European famine.
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Virginia
France
Roanoke
Winchester
Berryville
Europe
Danger in Indulgence and Living Beyond Means
Quote from Addison warns that a man who lives above his means risks eventual downfall. The piece contrasts present restraint with future peril and advocates prudent living.
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Addison
Tariff fuels ill will against America in Europe says Montague
Congressman Andrew J Montague arriving from Geneva after the Inter-Parliamentary Union conference cites the Hawley Smoot tariff as a key cause of hostile European sentiment and possible nonpayment of war debts. He notes Europe faces unemployment but less machinery and offers views on Roosevelt as a likely president.
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America
Andrew Jackson Montague
Richmond
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Geneva
Montague
Europe
Ema
Interparliamentary Union
Egypt
Turkey
Union
Roosevelt
Socialists approve Scopes for congressional nomination
John T. Scopes, central figure in the Dayton Tennessee evolution trial, has been approved for a congressional nomination by the Socialist party state executive committee at Louisville Kentucky.
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John Thomas Scopes
Dayton, Tenn
Socialist Party
Louisville
Rubber over shoe tacked to ladder protects against slips
An old home safety tip suggests fixing a small rubber overshoe to the bottom of a step ladder to prevent slipping on wet floors. Save an extra worn overshoe for this repair to keep the ladder stable.
Washington Leaders Compared as Financial Minds
The piece contrasts Eugene Meyer of the Federal Reserve Board with Ogden Mills, noting Meyer's amiable but reserved approach to public explanation. It questions whether Meyer's cautious rhetoric differs in method from Mills' more direct Wall Street style in handling complex banking topics.
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Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Ogden L
Mills
Wall Street
Meyer
Libby Reynolds Hid In Seclusion At Oakington Estate
The article reports Libby Reynolds hiding at Leonard Richard Jr.'s Oakington Maryland estate before her murder charge in North Carolina. Louise Jenny, Reynolds' Wilmington friend, rented the house and confirms Reynolds stayed there. Jenny expects Reynolds to return to Oakington for a September trial.
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Leonard Richard, Jr
Wilmington, del
Powder Company
Oakington
Libby Reynolds
Wentworth
N. C
Louise
Jenny
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