Marian Martin Pattern No. 9376 Step by Step Instructions
The advertisement promotes Marian Martin pattern 9376 for sizes 16 to 20 and 34 to 42 with a neckline capelets and lower bodice seaming design. It highlights a sheer fashion with a ribbon sash and suggests color contrasts such as green or blue. Catalog features 32 pages of home sewers patterns, including dresses and lingerie, priced fifteen cents with patterns and catalog at twenty cents, order to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department, 232 West 18th Street, New York City.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Detroit Mayor Greets Walker at Troop Headquarters
Dr. John F. Condon, educator tied to the Lindbergh kidnapping case, is pictured with Detroit officials at state police headquarters. The image captures public attention as authorities discuss ongoing inquiries and public safety concerns surrounding the famous case.
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John F
Jassie) Condon
Advertising Power of Newspapers in the Community
A historical promotional passage extols newspaper advertising as a vital community medium. It claims reach across households, immediate action, timeliness with current events, flexibility for campaigns, and strong ties to actual sales, noting vast daily readership and the newspaper as the home’s closest sales contact.
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United States
Mrs Shade dies in county after long illness
Mrs Cornelia R Shade widow of Josiah Shade died at 4 20 o clock Saturday afternoon in Gainesboro after a lingering illness in the eighty third year. She was born July 31 1849 in Frederick County and spent her life in the county. A Salem Methodist Church member for 70 years she is survived by three sons and four daughters, plus a sister in Kansas. Funeral at 10 Tuesday from the Gainesboro Methodist Church with Rev Charles Wagner and Rev Green wood officiating. Interment Wesley Chapel. six grandsons to be pallbearers.
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Cornelia R. Shade
Josiah Shade
Gainesboro
Revolt Seethes In South Chile
A counter revolution against the Socialist regime established in Santiago has erupted in southern Chile with indications that the army and navy back the movement. The uprising marks a major challenge to the government and regional forces are mobilizing amid reports of growing unrest.
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South
Chile
Associated Press
Santiago
Ohio Delegate Nominates Gov White at Democratic Convention
Will nomination mover from Cleveland present Gov George White as a presidential candidate at the Democratic national convention in Chicago. The Ohio delegation is pledged to White with flexibility to shift to another Ohioan if the governor cannot win the nomination.
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United States
Atlee Pomerene
Cleveland
George White
Chicago
Ohio
White
Wet plank splits Democrats over platform chair choice
A fight within the Democratic party at the Chicago convention centers on selecting the platform chairman. Wet plank supporters back Senator Hull of Nevada for the chair, while Roosevelt supporters push Cordell Hull of Tennessee as the dry choice.
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Pittman
Important Resolutions Committee
Chicago
Senator Hull
Key Pittman
Nevada
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Public View of Front Lawns Becomes American Style
An observation on the front yard as part of the home that is visible to passersby. The piece notes that open front lawns have become a common and almost universal aspect of American life.
Destructive Crickets and Their Food Sources
Crickets mostly feed on plant material in the field and do not subsist on clothing. They may enter homes seeking warmth and occasionally eat clothing when other foods are unavailable.
City of Combinations Antwerp Reveals a Rich Heritage
A Sixteenth Century Antwerp described as a great port and modern city. The old guild houses once owned by different corporations, quaint markets, hexagonal towers, and churches with pews bearing patrician arms reveal an era when power rested with established guilds and metropolitan growth shaped the town.
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Antwerp
Public Sale Of R. T. Luttrell Property Near Siler Virginia
The undersigned announces a public auction of R. T. Luttrell personal property to be held on the premises two miles south of Siler Virginia at 10 30 o'clock A M on a date to be announced. The sale will offer assorted household goods and farm items. Potential buyers are advised to attend for viewing and bidding opportunities.
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R. T. Luttrell
Siler
Virginia
Farmers and Merchants National. Bank and Trustee of
Winchester
Virgin
Florence boasts a rich lineage of famed residents through history
Immortal Florence claims Dante Bocaccio Lorenzo de Medici Galileo Machiavelli Giotto and Fra Angelico as residents, birthplace of the Renaissance and rivaling Athens in art and culture. The piece notes vulgarisms like his'n as uneducated speech and mentions English dialect peculiarities across regions.
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Florence
Italy
Dante
Bocaccio
Lorenzo de Medici
Galileo
Machiavelli
Giotto
Fra
Angelico
Athens
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James Casskie
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William Hunter
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T Mary H.smythe
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Charleston
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Noan
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Hampshire
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Peyton Street
J. M. Hott
Washington Street
N. Main Street
Stewart Street
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O. B. LeFevre
Bunker Hill
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main Street
THE
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W. Boscawen St
Butterfield
T. F. Fimberlake
Combinations
Arms Room
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Fade
J. W. Luttrell
D. Eotha G. Dailey
D. Howard Luttrell
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N. Loudoun St
England
Moling & Cather
North Loudoun ST
Winchester, VA
John S. Miller & CO. Hardware and Household Supplies
Atwater Kent Radio Store
Levinson Clothing CO
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