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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1918
Page
3
Carolyn May and her dog discover a wounded sailor buried in snow near a frozen road. They rush him to the Parlow cottage where Miss Amanda tends his head wound and a cordial restores color to his cheeks. The man seeks work at Adams’ game ten miles away, though locals doubt the tale.
Carolyn and Prince continue their adventures as she travels from New York to her guardian Uncle Joseph Stagg in the Corners. The reception is cool, a family rift is revealed, and Prince proves his courage by saving Amanda Parlow from a snake while rekindling strained ties and exposing Carolyn’s penniless status.
Carolyn May confronts Uncle Joe about money and love as winter snows fall. She fears they are a charity case and asks if he truly loves her. Joe admits little cash remains but signals affection, and vows to keep them from the poorhouse while pledging love.
Winter arrives at Sunrise Cove and The Corners as snow piles high. Carolyn May celebrates a new sled and Prince the dog learns to pull with a harness. A mysterious moving object appears on a lonely road as sleighing resumes.
Miss Amanda receives unexpected information from the old sailor and then shocks Joseph Stagg with what she learns. The tale unfolds in the next installment, promising further drama and revelations.
A note states steel being made resists corrosion and contains 12 per cent chromium.
The Red Cross plans to distribute mourning brassards to relatives of men who died serving, designed by the women’s committee of the council for national defense and approved by President Wilson. Brassards will be free to parents or widows and cost to other family members, with stars indicating sacrifice level.
The piece notes chemise dresses as a lasting trend with winter versions hanging in straight lines from shoulder to hem. Some dresses feature accordion pleats or side panels, and belts are thin strips tied loosely to hint at a waist.
High black satin boots with snug lacing and Brench heels touted as leather savers and smart house wear. Osfords of black satin, also laced, offered as autumn specialty for informal afternoon use in shoe shops.
Readers note a summerfind turban with a long tulle scarf evolving into a winter hat look. Velvet or velveteen replaces tulle for a chic scarf attachment, blue and gray brocade crown, sapphire blue accents, and tassels at the scarf ends.
Fragmentary description of hat edge bindings using blue purple green and black threads. Mentions over and over stitching and decorative variations with phrases about ribbonlike wrap and mock band effect.
A variety of old fashioned dishes use leftover fish including codfish balls fish timber and halibut with potatoes and cheese. Recipes show sauces with cream butter and bread crumbs and offer tomato paste and vegetable sides for economical meals.
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