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Newspaper
Jersey City News
Location
Jersey City, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
5
A long read blending culinary tips and fashion notes. It covers summer drink recipes layering colors and flavors with claret lemon juice whisky and brandy, plus a method for frozen lemon prep and careful pouring to achieve a three color effect. It then shifts to baby clothing embroidery styles with lace trim, daisy motifs, fitted edges, and open neck garments reflecting current fashion.
A mosaic of numbered word puzzles and acrostics with names like Susie Letty Benny Bill Jenny James Dora Jack Jane Peter and various theme entries. Included are Charade Missing Rhyme Khombota Phonetic Additions and Picture Puzzles with multiple No. listings and brief clue descriptions.
The crew explores a mildew‑furred cache aboard a derelict. They find papers clothes and cigars but no money. They suspect fisherman rivals have preempted the haul and observe a moving vessel offshore as the sun sets.
McTodd and Kettle overhaul the derelict steamer Duncansby Head finding it seaworthy despite heavy damage. Portuguese crew endure forced duty as the lifeboat crew guides the vessel through reef waters to open sea, securing salvage payments and a risky but hopeful passage back to port.
A steamer halts its voyage to rescue seven shipwrecked castaways clinging to a perilous raft. Captain Mulready is aboard the raft with the survivors who recount their sail, the vessel's loss, and a plan to reach Great Salvage as the captain contends with concern and duty aboard the ship.
In a sea tale voice, Captain Owen Kettle faces intrusions aboard his clipper after a raft mishap prompts murmurs of loss and revenge. Engineers McTodd and McYodd clash over responsibility while Portuguese crewmen linger, plotting coal and plunder disputes as the voyage unfolds toward uncertain shores.
A ragged clipping reports a tale of a Lincoln area woman who forgot her pocketbook and walked two miles in cold rather than return home to fetch it. It riffs on superstition, then shifts to a long excerpt on Shakespeare and art from a Washington Star style essay.
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