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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1909

Page

5

Vanishing Meets Ends in Seattle War Alarm and Captured Fleet

A Washington tale depicts near war with Japan and a vanished fleet. Secret actions lock Seattle from the world as normal life steadies around a dramatic discovery of Japan’s missteps and a flying machine breakthrough guiding a radioplane war plan. Norma Roberts leads, with Roberts’ invention shaping the crisis.

Washington United States Japan Guy Hillier Norma Roberts Inventor Roberts Philippines Norman Roberts Florida Hawaii Cokyo England American Canada Hil-ler Beet Tha Kaiser Widward Admiral Bevins Thames Roberts iIty Roberta Cabinet Norma Nippon America Brockton Jenkins Convent Ravenna Park Lake Washington Seattle Post-Intelligence The Times and Star United Chamber of Commerce Union

Power duel in air as Roberts shows silent threat

In a tense prelude to war's next move, American radioplanes aboard the Roberts threaten Britain with interception and surrender terms. Bevins reads orders to British Admiral Fields aboard the Roberts, then demonstrates dramatic air maneuvers above the sea. The confrontation ends with a cliffhanger: to be continued.

Far East China Secret Service Haseen Armida Great Britain United States Bevins Fields Admiral Beying Thoberts Roberts Edward VII Japan Chesapeake Bay Ceresta

Touches of Color In Graduation Gowns Spark Subtle Change

Fashion notes a shift toward colored accents while white remains the core. Gowns stay white but use tinted ribbons, undercolor, and pale yellows to create delicate contrasts. Emphasizing simplicity, the trend favors ribbons and modest silhouettes for young girls, with variations possible in necklines and sash placements.

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Removing rust from steel by English guidance

An English woman prescribes rust removal for cut steel. Mix comphor gum with lard and black lead to color, apply overnight, then polish. For lightly rusted pieces use emery powder with vaseline and paraffin, finish with putty powder and oil. To prevent rust, rub ornaments with vaseline.

Sailor Suits Regulation Adopts Front Panel Design

The latest idea for girls 16 or younger sailor outfits features a front panel from belt to hem with a deep yoke at the back lace trimmed in black ribbons. The blouse keeps the regulation style with a large sailor collar faced in contrasting material and white braid. Brass buttons secure the panel to the lower yoke and sleeves end in pleated cuffs.

Handy Needle Case

Instructions describe making a needle case from ribbon and fabric. Cut a 3 inch by 12 jong strip, use cashmere or fine flannel with canvas or crinoline interlining, finish edges with a decorative stitch, thread and insert two colors of needles, fold and tie with ribbon, ready for use.

Dark Tan Popularity Shapes Glove Fashion in Society

The rich dark tan is rising in favor among women who prefer it to white beaver or gray. Many ladies have fully adopted gloves in this shade, influencing contemporary style and social norms.

Bronze Kid Transforms Into Fashion Accessories

Bronze kid once used for slippers or low shoes now appears in a range of feminine goods. The material is fashioned into stylish handbags belts purses and card cases of various shapes and sizes, showcasing its versatility in leatherwork.

Hanging cushion for pins in dainty heart design

The article outlines a small hanging pincushion craft, about 24 inches long and 2 inches wide. It uses two heart shaped cardboard pieces covered in satin and decorated with a silk flower spray, joined by a satin ribbon strap, filled with cotton wool, edged with silk cord, and finished with a back loop for hanging.

Bread and Butter Plates On Family Table Etiquette

Bread and butter plates are no longer used on formal occasions but remain convenient for family meals. They sit to the left of each plate above the napkin and the water glass is placed to the right.

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