Hidden By Frederick Van De Water Chapter XV
A detective narrator confronts Miss Agatha Paget about Grove’s trouble and a press cover while arranging loyalties. Agatha pledges to uncover the murderer and reveals Lyon Ferriter as the culprit he has long suspected.
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Frederick
van DE Water
Paca
David
Lyon Ferriter
Agatha Paget
Grove
Everett
Tone
Ione
Miss Agatha
Groesbeck
Sidney Carton
Miss Bene
Quiet revelations tighten grip on Ferriter case
In a tense exchange Miss Agatha reveals Lyon Ferriter’s clever alibi may hide guilt while David and Allegra face estrangement. Miss Agatha and David plan to compare notes and pursue a hidden flaw in Ferriter as the case deepens. Allegra resents press scrutiny, delaying reconciliation as the mystery continues.
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Mies Ayatha
David
Lyon
Miss Agatha
Grove
Everett
Allegra
Children's Wardrobe Problems Made Simple by Home Sewing
Cherie Nicholas outlines affordable ways to grow a child’s wardrobe with simple sewing. She favors cotton fabrics for spring frocks and emphasizes using the same pattern with varied materials, detachable organdy frills, and boilfast thread for easy laundering and growing hems.
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Ack
Dimity
Guimpese
Union
Deviled Beans in Buttered Noodles for Church Supper
A church supper menu proposes Deviled Beans in Buttered Noodles using canned beans curry and vinegar sugar flavor twists. The column suggests planning menus for large gatherings and offers a tested recipe serving about 50 with onions catsup horseradish and buttered noodles.
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Parker House
Supper for Fifty and Entertainment Ideas for a Mass Party
A vintage guide outlines a 50 serving supper with deviled beans and buttered noodles, plus gelatin salad. It suggests large lettuce cups, rolls, coffee or tea, and milk. After dinner, it proposes a radio studio style entertainment program with stations for each state and a Uncle Sam MC, including music, a quartet, a dramatic sketch, and a quiz.
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Minn
Minnesota
Mass
Massachusetts
California
North Dakota
Vermont
Oregon
Wisconsin
Virginia
Station
NEG
New England
NWG
Northwest Group
Uncle Sam
Union
Plaid Hankies Set Fashion Trend This Season
Note on the accessory craze this season highlights plaid hankies as a must have. Dish out paired plaids in pin check or bold patterns with matching background colors to perk up a simple suit.
Pleats and Long Jackets Define 1941 Spring Suits
Fashion notes for 1941 spring suits emphasize pleated skirts with knife or box pleats and jackets around 22 inches long. Features include single hook closures, squared padded shoulders, hip pockets, open shirt reverses, and elongated waists. The feminine line favors a shorter jacket with a narrow waist and fuller skirt.
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Mars
M'Lady
Lace Redingotes For Summer Wear
A long lace redingote in colors black or white offers a pretty late spring to summer fashion option. It serves well as a wrap and makes a striking impression in warm weather.
Chenille Dots Veils Add Flirtatious Spring Flair
New hats feature chenille dot veils scattered like snowflakes. Veils cover hats in billowy masses for a spring look and flattering allure. Lite floral veils and whimsical colors dominate, while wide brim styles also get veiled.
Dolman sleeve shirtwaist courts fashion with simple cut
A coat style becomes a fashion highlight as a shirtwaist design features dolman sleeves. The plain lines and minimalist styling are its main charm and appeal.
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Dolman
Planning meals for large groups with no leftovers
Lynn advises on estimating guest numbers to avoid waste and says to use a balanced menu. He warns against excessive variety and outlines tasks for linen service, table setup, and serving. Large-scale recipes require scaled ingredients or standard quick breads and cookies.
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