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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
4
In a tense French chateau sequence Jacqueline rejects Leroux and departs as Simon, Hewlett, and Tom plan to seize Jacqueline and expose Leroux's schemes. Hewlett confronts danger, money changes hands, and a midnight escape toward Pere Antoine's hut unfolds amid threats and shifting loyalties.
The narrator recalls a tense encounter with an Indian who recalls bringing Jacqueline to safety. The Indian mentions meeting Simon and driving him from St Boniface to a chateau and warns that Simon is a bad man. The mood is bleak as the narrator struggles with hunger and fatigue.
Hat cords for officers indicate branch colors such as gold for generals and other officers, blue for Merit in infantry, yellow for cavalry, scarlet for artillery, scarlet and white for ordnance and engineers, black and scarlet for the mines department, orange and white for the signal corps, with specific pairings listed for other units. The document outlines variations including Hack and media department notes.
A quotation on manners from Samuel Smiles notes that good manners enrich life more than customs, and that manners pervade society like air. It defines good manners as behavior marked by courtesy and kindness and contrasts them with mere appearances.
A playful note describes a couplet about Marie asked what she was writing and replying she was writing her won't. The line mentions Jack proposing last night with a prompt to answer by mall.
An article outlines fashion trends focusing on evening gowns and related styles. It discusses fabric choices, fit, and silhouettes emphasizing a tailored appearance and elegance for formal events.
The article surveys a shift from slender silhouettes to fitted lines inspired by Louis XV and the Second Empire with Directoire influence. It highlights a fibre silk main skirt, a satin redingote with a cross pattern, shoulder fastenings, and ornament cords. It notes wide sleeve flares, satin facings, and favored browns and greens for fall dresses.
Scout Morgan Cayte and Scout George Morrie of Widgetled Park saved a fellow scout by applying improvised first aid after a copperhead bite near New Bridge. The injured scout improvised a tourniquet and applied heat, thrombosing the wound, and later returned to duty.
Saint Frederick Nelson of Dubuque aged 19 risked his life at Fate field river when he heard a child call for help. He dived to save Bernice Tierey who went under thrice before he brought her up and, with help from others, resuscitated her. Local praise and a possible medal reward follow.
A verse from Joseph M. Fabricant printed in the New York Herald extols Boy Scout values. It portrays unity, loyalty, and ready service to others, praising fathers and brothers who paid their debts and the organization as a militia of brothers united to guard and uphold the flag.
National headquarters cautions Boy Scouts that under the national defense act it is unlawful for scouts or officials to wear any part of an army uniform or insignia not listed as official Boy Scouts of America. Violations carry heavy fines and imprisonment. Army hat cords collars insignia and Sam Brown belts are restricted to officers and specific authorized items only.
Joplin Missouri scouts and school aged youths conduct a swat the fly campaign. Flies are weighed at Lieut R Sayers office in the chamber of commerce and credited toward a prize. Counts were kept during the school week but no receipts of victims were made.
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