Nadine la Vitte The Mystery Woman At The Ball
Drace intervenes in a staged street robbery to impress Nadine la Vitte, the mysterious dancer. Shottle hunts for her full name while Boyce schemes to win her hand, and Nadine shares a fleeting charm with Drace as tension over her identity grows.
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Nadine la Vitte
Shottie
Boyce
Shottle
Drace
la Vitte
Stepho
Zeneth
Nadine Brown
Virell Drace
France
St. Louis
Draco
Rupert Boyce
Virgil Drace
Mr. Drace
New Orleans
Old Stepho
Liberty
Nadine
Nadine La Vitte synopsis on a Mississippi river ferry
In a late era aboard a floating palace on the Mississippi a northern youth Virgil Drace journeys south to avenge his father's death. He befriends Liberty Shuttle and performs deck sports as they hatch a pact. Drace aims to find ex guerrilla Stephola Vitte, the killer, while romance blooms with a striking onboard beauty.
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Shottle
Virgil
Liberty Shottle
Drace
Boyce
Nadine
Cadman Shuttle
Mississippi River
Virgil Drace
Stepho la Vitte
Price
la Vitte
Yaman Prace
The Quest for the Girl in the French Quarter
Drace resolves to find the girl while seeking revenge and the buried money. He and Shottle plan to tour the French quarter by day and night, testing doors then waiting for a theater sighting. Failed knocking prompts retreat to the hotel and hopeful nocturnal search.
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Drace
Stepho
Shottle
Hope
Boyce
Not Lib Says Colonel Shottle in Heated Exchange
In a tense exchange, Colonel Shottle declares he is the colonel and not Lib. The remark underscores a dispute over identity in the unfolding incident.
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Colonel Shottle
Curious Rays by Blondlot on a New X-ray Phenomenon
Blondlot, a French chemist, reports a new set of radiations from a Roentgen tube. These rays can be concentrated with a quartz lens and reflected, unlike X rays. They pass through aluminum, paper and wood and are rectilinearly polarized on emission. They show rotary and elliptical polarization but cause no fluorescence or photographic action.
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Blondlot
Perfume Origin Story Tied to Cologne City
A historical note traces eau de Cologne to an Italian living in Cologne in 17th century, with the original recipe reportedly discovered there and the fragrance taking its name from the city.
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Cologne
Cheerful Decorations for the Home
Interior decor note suggests restrained use of cretonnes. A room idea uses chintz panels with white ruffled curtains ivory woodwork and furniture. A taupe carpet covers the floor for a fresh contemporary effect.
Hallway furnishings list and furniture transfer technique
A hallway is shown with a golden oak drop leaf table a chair and an old mirror. Instructions describe a transfer design method using chalk dust and pinholes to transfer a flower pattern onto furniture for painting.
Shirred coverings Glorify Mirrors with Velvet and Satin Details
Describes two mirror frames dressed in shirred fabrics. The lower piece uses black velvet with black satin edging and a tassel ornament. The oval mirror features flowered cretonne or plain sateen shirred over the frame for a coordinated room look.
Hand braided rugs described with patterns and materials
The article explains hand braiding rugs by tearing fabric about three inches wide, turning edges as they braide, and sewing the braid into a flat center. It describes round blue and white rugs, a middle scrap cretenne and gingham piece, and a tan and black stocking rug.
Slip covers rejuvenate worn furniture with flowered cretonne
Slip covers protect furniture and can successfully rejuvenate an old chair or couch. An old leather chair badly worn is shown with a cretonne cover matching living room hangings.
A Doctor’s Favorite Prescription Promotes Women’s Health
Dr. R V Pierce, famed physician, studied Nature’s remedies and Indian methods to develop a women’s remedy. His Favorite Prescription, praised for purity, remains popular after half a century. Send 10c for a trial package to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
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R. V. Pierce
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Invalids Hotel
N. Y
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Barbar'e Rose
Eld
Derace
Jim
John
Brown
Jones
Smith
Picea
Dell Syndicate, Inc
Chapter
Elizabeth Trimble
Western Newspaper Union
Cretonne
E. Trimble
Lathrop
Ming Haarlem
Holland
Heslig-Ellis
Memphis
Tenn
Frank
Billy Mason's
Red Cross
Atall Druggists
Murine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
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