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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1935
Page
7
Complete Marian Martin sew chart pattern 9236 includes back yoke gathers bracelet cuffs and elbow sleeves. Sizes 12 through 42 offered with yardage for size 16 and price fifteen cents per pattern. Spring pattern book promo highlights fabrics, child dress guidance and house wear pages.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1573-B presents a new silhouette with bow trim and wrap-around skirt. The plain back contrasts a pleated front, suited to soft silks and solid prints. Sizes 11 to 19. size 15 uses about 8½ yards of 39 inch material and printed contrast yardage.
A series of quirky incidents headlines from Clearfield Pennsylvania to Philadelphia. Emanuel Kruis wakes to his cat clawing his face and escapes a fire with his family and pet unharmed. In New Martinsville Mrs. Myrtle Davis, jailed for a murder case, hitches a ride with the sheriff and is returned to custody. In Dodge City a railroad worker sleeps through a long wrong destination, waking in Kansas City. In Dallas a man abandons his dead son in a car. a thief removes the shoes as a one‑round penalty. In Philadelphia Anna May Bromley elopes with her 73‑year‑old granduncle, creating a tangled family web as she questions relationships.
A claim states blue eyed individuals are more trainable and suited for air pilot roles than brown eyed colleagues. The remark attributes superior learning and aviation aptitude to eye color.
Stephens City High School notes shout Basil Larrick's departure to start a business and recall late night college rhythm viewing. Illness shelves several students while dances, quotes, and a flag presentation by the Daughters of America are mentioned along with a new Girl Scout troop organized by Mrs. Stickley.
In Chungking at 1 400 miles above Shanghai locals live on river boats or on narrow riverbank ledges. Homes cling to tall poles to keep them from sliding into the water as families eat sleep and grow up on the Yangtze noted by the author.
The article describes a nationwide celebration on January 30 to honor President Roosevelt's fifty third birthday with dances raising funds for infantile paralysis victims. It notes involvement from over 6 600 American communities and major orchestras, and explains the distribution of proceeds to local rehabilitation and to the Birthday Ball Commission for research.
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