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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1915
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR reads like a book blurb with garbled names and stray phrases. It mentions E Phillips Oppenheim and a likely fictional title but content is incomplete and unreadable.
Quest, Lenora, and the professor endure a perilous trek across the desert with Feerda and Craig. They clash with Mongars attackers, secure aid from a Mongar chief, and plan a covert escape as tensions rise and a looming danger threatens the encampment.
Quest and companions flee through desert pursued by Mongars after taking Feerda. A sudden ambush by cavalry forces ends the chase. Feerda dies and Craig is saved as the Mongars are overwhelmed and surrender. Quest reveals they are Americans, not English, to the rescuing officer.
The tale follows a Canadian post card found in India after decades, mentions Bombay Calcutta postmarks, and a Seattle signer who kept a care package for James B. Howell. It recounts Yonkers and Alaska links, a long-delayed delivery, and a naval hero’s sacrifice tied to a family parcel. It then notes lighthouse plans at Cape St Elias to aid Alaska navigation with a 180000 candlepower beam and three keepers, construction starting May 1.
Two five year old boys, John F. and John C., were pinioned beneath a toppled heavy tombstone while digging for treasure at a Philadelphia cemetery. Special Officer Logue and two bystanders freed them. they were treated for bruises and lacerations. Local rumor of buried money drew them to the plot.
The article reports on a study by the council on pharmacy and chemistry of the American Medical Association comparing Russian petrolatum varieties with American liquid paraffin. Findings show negligible differences in medicinal value among the three types, with only minor taste variations noted. Dosage ranges from half an ounce to three ounces daily.
The photograph depicts Mies Dorsthy Richardson in a pink crepe de chine negligee as Captain Judith Serbien looks on in the high fashion shot. The image centers on mid century style and silhouette.
A cautionary note on handling gray hair urges against dyeing for a natural look. It recommends gentle washing with mild soap, thorough rinsing, careful drying, and the use of blueing to soften dull tones, plus scalp rubbing with white varnish to enhance a silver sheen.
New frocks feature trimming and lacings on sleeves from elbow to wrist or shoulder to wrist. Front browses and collars show lacings in contrasting colors. These details highlight a bold, coordinated look in contemporary fashion.
The page outlines new frock designs including Revanche with a satin basque and fur trim, Florindo in black velvet with skunk edging, Miguel in gray blue faille with bustle, and bold uses of red panne velvet and amber yellows in evening gowns. It notes fashion details from skirts to ruffles and color accents, plus DIY button covering and a home tonic recipe, finishing with a girls tunic frock and practical collar choices.
Describes two black satin collars with front knot fastening and lace edging. One collar features a rill of lace above and below the collar at the tack. The second collar has an all around top ruffle of accordion-plaited marine lace that rounds at the front.
Tired of embroidery choose stamped initials on towels pillows and linen. Create a double inked outline then buttonhole stitch to form letters with bridges between lines for firmness. After washing cut away excess material for a clean edge.
A lavender silk crocheted cap features a loose crown and tighter band with two tabs that turn back at the sides. Pink rose and green leaf embroidery in heavy rope silk decorates the band and tabs, creating a delicate boudoir accessory.
The article notes stripes as the preferred black and white pattern for afternoon frocks. It highlights chiffon and silk voile dresses with stripes ranging from one and a half to two inches wide, in black or white fabrics.
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