Marian Martin Pattern for Practical House Frocks
The advertisement promotes Marian Martin patterns for affordable home wear with easy to assemble frocks. Pattern 9288 fits sizes 36 to 48, requires 3.5 yards of 36 inch fabric, and 0.5 yard contrast. Includes illustrated instructions. Order by sending 15 cents. catalog and pattern set available for 25 cents. Address orders 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
Leadership title linked to Mahatma translation debate
Article notes that the term Mahatma may translate to leader or teacher rather than strictly great soul. It mentions research into polishing wax found in flax that yields a high finish for wood surfaces.
Newspaper alarms stir city as Hoover assassination rumor spreads
The piece describes panic in a city as rumors of President Hoover's assassination circulate. Crowds gather outside papers, readers seek scraps of news, and a messenger is crowded for copies. The author warns that attacks on newspapers threaten ordered society and free press.
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Hoover
Hable's Palace to Feature Western Hit and Norma Shearer
At the Palace tonight the Western action drama Mark of the Spur stars Bob Custer Lillian Rich and Franklyn Farnum with supporting cartoons and a novelty short. Monday sees Norma Shearer in Smilin Through with Frederick March and Leslie Howard as part of Hable's Palace First Anniversary celebration.
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Bob Custer
Norma Shearer
Palace Theatre
Francois I Opens Fontainebleau Tapes Factory
Francois I of France is credited with introducing tapes try weaving into the country and establishing a Fontainebleau factory employing Flemish workers to expand textile production.
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Francois I
France
Fontainebleau
Age of Consent and George Arliss at Capitol Theatre
Hollywood presents Radio's Age of Consent at Capitol Theatre with two youngsters in love and modern problems. George Arliss stars in The Successful Calamity, now in fourth week of Greater New Show Season. Also showing The Golf Champ and Dancing Around the World, plus a Technicolor Vita phone short Tee For Two introducing five new song hits.
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Warner Bros. Capitol
Serge Arliss
Hollywood
Capitol Theatre
Newman
George Arliss
Capitol
Arliss
Vitaphone
Tee
Come On Danger Headlines Colonial Program Today
Colonial Winchester shows Come On Danger with Tom Keene and Julie Hayden. New policy starts next week with limited showings Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from 2 to 11 pm. The first week features The Last Man Tuesday Ten Seconds Thursday and The Big Stampede Saturday with extras and cartoons.
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New Policy
Wyatt Earp
Bat Materson
Tom Keene
the Colonial Today
Winchester
Julie Hayden
Tom
Roscoe Atessupa
Charles Bickford
Seaas
Edward G Robinson
John Wayne
Early American baptism rites and colonial wood terminology
The first known Christian sacraments in the original colonies included the baptisms of Matoe, a Hatteras Indian leader, and Virginia Dare. The term dearwood entered English use in the eighteenth century for wainscoting, originating from Danzig and the Black Sea region. The name deal described the imported form rather than the wood itself.
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United States
Manteo
Hatteras Indians
Virginia Dare
England
Danzig
Black Sea District
Palace Anniversary Week Highlights Star Studded First Year
The Palace Theatre marks its first anniversary with Anniversary Week starting October 10. Norma Shearer stars in Smilin Through, directed by Sidney Franklin, with Frederic March and Leslie Howard in key roles as the story shifts from 1868 England to postwar days. The week also features Strangers of the Evening, Forbidden Company, and Vanishing Men with additional notable short subjects.
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Norma Shearer
Frederick March
Norma
Leslie Howard
O. P. Heggie
Ralph Forbes
Beryl Mercer
David Torrence
Margaret Seddon
Forrester Harvey
Palace Theatre
The
Palace
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Jane Cowl
New York
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Sidney Franklin
England
Frederic March
Zasu Pitts
Eugene Pallette
Lucien Littlefield
Theodore von Eltz
Sally Blane
Forbidden
Tom Tyler
Market Report Corrected at Close in Baltimore
Market report notes daily corrections by The Star and Baltimore wholesale markets. It mentions wheat and young chickens with typographical errors present in the source text.
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Tocal
Star
Baltimore
Ansee
Liverpool Wheat Market’s Importance in Britain’s Supply
Britain’s status as a leading industrial nation drives its need for a large wheat supply to feed the population, since little wheat is grown domestically. Liverpool’s role as a major wheat market reflects this essential import reliance amid global trade.
Semi-Pros to Meet West Virginia Mountaineers Tomorrow
Winchester Semi-Pros football team will face the West Virginia Mountaineers from Harpers Ferry, W V, tomorrow at 2 30 in Rouss Spring Park. A large crowd is expected as the only local grid contest of the weekend. Team members include Haymaker Hawkins M Ritter F Ritter Fansler Green Lee Campbell and others.
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Winchester
West Virginia Mountaineers
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Rouss Spring Park
Armory
East Piccadilly Street
Alibi Colorful Theft Tale Heard In Court
A colored man arrested for chicken stealing testified to the judge with a rambling, phonetic remark about feathers and a wife saying he would look better with one. The court recorded his speech as part of the proceedings.
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Ferther
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Market Report
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N. Loudoun St
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Tain
Great Britain
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Wisconsin
A G. Schmedeman Democrat
Peo Kohler
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F. Ritter
Th Fansler
Green
Lee
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