The Young Adventurers Take On a Bolshevik Plot
In London a sinking Lusitania survivor inspires Prudence Cowley and Tommy Beresford to form The Young Adventurers Ltd. They answer ads, pursue the mysterious Jane Finn, and uncover a Bolshevik labor plot linked to Edward Whittington and Julius Hersheimmer as they trail suspects through Soho and France.
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England
London
Tommy Beresford
Prudence Cowley
Tuppence
The
Young Adventurers, Ltd
Edward Whittington
Jane Finn
Whittington
Mr. Carter
Julius P. Hersheimmer
Carter
Mr. Brown
Biersheimmer
Lusitania
Mrs. Vandemeyer
Whittington In A Caller On Mrs. Vandemeyer
Tommy
France
Hersheimmer
Boris
Soho
Rita
Gamin
Wiliam
Albert
Tommy and Tuppence Hear Silent Plots in a Hidden Room
Tommy eavesdrops on a crime ring plotting revolutions and theft. He uncovers coded talks about money loans and a sought after document. Tuppence adopts a new disguise and negotiates with a boy to help locate Rita and emeralds.
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Tommy
Two-Piece Outfits and Correct Corseting in Fashion
A fashion feature praises two-piece outfits and the shift to low-top corsets for comfort and style. It notes modern corsets, back and front laces, brassieres, and epigraphic embroidery, with outfits in white and jade green inspired by Chinese motifs and crepe de chine fabrics.
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Indy
Milan
Good Name Beyond Price
A concise reflective line compares a tainted good name to a cracked garment or glass, warning that once reputation is stained it is prone to further harm and ruin.
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Sinn Fenner
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Linn Felner
Moscow
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Clymes
Number Fourteen
Gov’nor
Number One
Russia
Chapter
Vandemeyer
Annie
Rysdale
Lumme
Sonny
Ritz
Cowley
South Audley Mansions
Western Newspaper Union