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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1935
Page
9
Arthur Henderson, president of the world disarmament conference, was described as grave in a nursing home bulletin after an operation. The London report notes he has jaundice and remains seriously ill.
The notice promotes pattern 9536 for two growing daughters with fabric options and sizes 8 to 18. It highlights easy straight lines and a collarless yoke, plus complete diagrammed instructions. Also advertised is the new Marian Martin pattern book with 40 color-illustrated pages and sewing lessons, available for fifteen cents.
Daniel M. Morgan 70, longtime Gore resident, died at Memorial Hospital after six months in a local institution. Survived by widow Lyda Good Morgan and four children, funeral Sunday at 2:30 from Fairview Lutheran Church Timber Ridge with burial beside neighbors.
Representative Randolph of Elkins West Virginia announced Martinsburg will become a regular commercial airplane stop after WPA approved a 75000 dollar airport improvement project. He said air mail service could land here speeding mail by 10 to 24 hours and that Central Air Lines planes now serve Martinsburg with five daily westbound and eastbound trips.
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1762 B offers a one piece wrap dress and a double breasted robe with three quarter sleeves and patch pockets. Sizes 14 through 44 priced with bust measurements and yardage, promoting the Barbara Bell pattern book and Fall Winter collection sent by mail.
The notice lists unusual values across a wide selection, noting regular price points like 15.95 dollars and a cape sleeve lace trimmed item at 2.95 dollars, suggesting a promotional catalog snippet from a retail page.
Six crew members were killed and 20 injured when two boiler explosions hit the Italian liner Ausonia as it entered Haifa harbor. The vessel beached while British and Egyptian officials aided rescue operations and firefighting aboard the 12,995 ton ship built in 1928 on the Trieste to Alexandria service.
Parknasilla in Ireland features palm trees and subtropical plants despite its latitude near Hudson Bay in northern Canada. The unusual climate contrast highlights a coastal microclimate and unique garden landscape.
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