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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
12
Adele Chesnayne recalls Adele in Cheswayne and meets Sieur Rene d Ardguy a former La Salle scout now aligned with La Barre. Cassion presses plans for an illinois expedition while Hugo Chevet and Casion scheme amid rumors of La Salle, La Barre, and Sieur de la Salle’s fate.
Mile Mistinguett of Paris writes to King of Spain to hasten release of a French prisoner held by Germany. The Spanish king replies he is happy to help and will do what he can to secure his return to France. Mistinguett remains hopeful despite long months of waiting.
The fragment notes the tale nearing its end with Milo Mistin Gueté considered correct by the narrator. It hints at resolution and confidence in the storyteller’s judgment.
A new steam soil treatment machine aims to kill worms larvae and pests by releasing steam from blade like spines as it moves over fields. The apparatus carries a steam plant and embeds spines into the soil to penetrate below the surface.
Dr. Wilder Tleston of New Haven notes rat bite fever is a separate disease after its organism Strep tothrix muris ratti was isolated two years ago. Wound cauterization should occur immediately and if fever arises salvatian is given. He cites results in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Fragmentary dialogue reveals plots to force a marriage between Adele la Cheanayne as men plot for royal favor. Cassion King’s favor and a dangerous scheme loom, while the story hints at grim motives and possible danger. TO BE CONTINUED.
A princeling rewards a minister with a higher order by swapping in real gems and pocketing the old stones. The story contrasts vanity with a practical coal mine program that feeds workers with hot lunches underground, improving morale and productivity. A brief joke ends the item with a quip about rent and staying.
In a boardinghouse row, Oliver Gegler learns he is alleged heir to Sir John Wynn’s vast Welsh estate valued at £500,000,000. The claimant, Edward S. Fox, presents a blue card from the Mutual Secret Association of Nelectives of Cleveland. Gegler contemplates sudden wealth and life changes.
Mrs. John Whitman of Bedford after more than twenty four years finds her daughter Laura Brooks now living in Hannibal Missouri. The mother then Mrs. Whitman once Mrs. William H Turner lived in Mitchell and divorced after her daughter was four. The man who took the child reportedly granted permission to go downtown.
A fragment describes cleaning glass bottles that held oil by placing ashes inside, immersing in cold water, gradually heating, boiling for an hour, and soaking until cool before scouring with soap and rinsing. It then shifts to a joke about a man with a gift of language being too liberal in sharing words.
A detailed guide on furnishing a front hall with compact pieces. It argues that mirrors small tables clocks and writing materials suit modern homes, noting that space and taste shape choices. It favors unobtrusive pieces with drawers for receipts and notes, and stresses neatness and practicality.
A guide to creating a dainty hand embroidered blouse for busy women. It details Vitipina patterns priced at 3.50 to 5.10 with fabric, insertion, and lace costs. A completed blouse cost 6.75 after five hours of work, offering six months wear potential beyond a ready made waist.
Pale pink crepe de chine negilgee trimmed with a plated skirt and eliver beading fringe, detailing the garment's delicate construction and decorative trim.
Mrs A M from Hallimore American describes turning a worn coat into a full dress for a girl. She details ripping washing pressing and reusing lining scraps. The design uses center back seams three pieces on the back and two on each front with a box plait belt sleeve fur trimmed cuffs and a front opening with new buttons.
A slate shade Smart Gray Frock uses dark gray taffeta for a spring silhouette with a fitted waist and flared skirt. Features include a reinforced hem with cord detailing, stiffened tunic foot, embroidered tunic and cape, featherboned lining for a trim waistline, and a chic draped collar.
The article describes rosettes made from silk and satin used to fasten a girdle at the side, shoulder straps and sleeves for Marines, and ball dress styling with two girdles. It notes a taffeta waist with silver lace and wrinkled silk, a bolero-like front, crystal bead lace trim, pannier-edged outer skirt, and Lip Nttile puffed sleeves reflecting 1830s fashion.
Fashion hints point to bygone day influences with pompadour inspired puff and pockets reappearing. Hats trim with large black insects and rich lingerie with Chinese embroidery set the tone. Quiltings and rumMean trims decorate taffeta frocks while Black silk stockings with white polka dot embroidery finish bold looks.
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