The Force of Conscience Duel in Paris
In mid 19th century Paris a duel ends when Louis Glenwood, a South Carolinian, kills the famed Veilliers to avenge Muriel Ellison. Glenwood uses nerve and a painted mask to break the duelist's will, sparing Ellison from further tragedy. Miss Ellison later marries Glenwood after the dramatic confrontation and its outcome.
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Arthur Whitney
Vartiur Whitney
Paris
Louis Glenwood
Custon
Glenwood
Whitney
Muriel Ellison
Soleone
Veilliers
Champs Elysees
Monsieur
la Tour
Desmoulins
Mercier
la Roque
Aranged
M Meyidieu
Weavis
Vellliers
Velliters
Hin
Agbt
Ellison
Fashion Hint The Woman's World 7 Drapery and Fabric Guidance
A garbled fashion note advises on material needs for a May Manton pattern. It covers fabric quantities for a drapery skirt, listing widths and yardage, and mentions sizes from 23 to 30 inches. Readers are instructed to send details with a coupon name for service.
Last Year Frock Styles Inspire Thrifty Wardrobe Updates
A fashion note highlights remade gowns using three yards of plain fabric and last season's foulard. Discusses a sleeveless tunic over a silk foundation in green tones, bridal materials like white crape tussore and chiffon, and trims such as lace, rosettes, and chiffon bows. Also covers a cracker basket serving idea, elastic corset laces for comfort, and Bulgarian colored children’s frocks with scarlet accents for spring.
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Daddy
Indies
China
East
Jonas Manway
England
Wanway
London
Hlanway
Manway
The Perfume of Flowers and Its Invisible Helpers
An instructional piece explains volatile oils in flowers and how scents travel through air. It notes turpentine as common among volatile oils and describes scent renewal, insect attraction, pollination, and seed formation. The Violet is highlighted for its delicate odor and role in attracting pollinators.
How the Pony Got Bhod
Billy the pony from Shetland helped a boy travel to school. After first shoeing, Billy unexpectedly returned alone without a halter, prompting the blacksmith to secure a new shoe. The puzzled pony then stood at the shop door awaiting the next move.
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Billy
Shetland
Hope
New Shoe Responds With Grateful Nod Then Returns Home
A new shoe creature gave a neigh to say thanks and trotted off toward home on a brisk pace. The master learned of the incident only the following day.
Ego and Fan Race for a Childrens Game
An account describes a playful race using blown egyshells and fans guiding each shell along a carpet strip. Elders sometimes join, marking a starting line and spectators on both sides. The winner is the first to reach the goal while shells blown off the track are eliminated. Different colors or markings identify each participant.
Trout Recipes From An Old Kitchen Upboard
Old culinary notes describe fresh trout preparations including marinaded cold dish browned fried and baked variants. Methods use butter lard ham bacon fat onions lemons vinegars and various seasonings with steps for cleaning slicing soaking boiling and finishing sauces.
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