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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1908

Page

7

Corsican Vendetta Sweeps Edwin Anstruther In Corsica

Lt Edwin Anstruther traces his missing wife Marina through Corsican intrigues tied to the vendetta. He battles mobs on mountain paths, discovers a hidden villa with cyclamen clues, and finds Pinkerton detective Emory imprisoned underground as Enid’s whereabouts hinge on a perilous tower confrontation.

Burton JT Tarnes Pourioggorsick Binesh Nevternot Edward Gerard Anstrunner Marina Mpaeclis Benlid Anstrutiver Ajacen Marseilles Constantine Loridon Mairseilles Barnes Enid Tharnes Crossiva Anstruther Peraska Corsica Marlon Miurian Intkct Jim Marnes Harnes Corsian Mountain Tomasso Joe Betloe Soaldbers James Rechini Romano Beth Thirnes Bellacuscia Serio the Pawlis Austin Lieut Mirina Edwin Edwin Anstruther

Entertains with three hot dishes for simple dinners

A woman who handles her own work orders a calm dinner by limiting to three hot dishes. She serves iced canta loupe, grape fruit or oysters first, then meat, potatoes and one vegetable. Salad, dessert and coffee are prepared in advance. The hot dishes are brought from a small side serving table with two shelves and a high bracket for clean and used dishes. The coffee boils in a French pot on the bracket until needed.

Some Reason for Her Fear

The wife of a Pittsburgh millionaire fears what morning papers contain as she faces breakfast with trepidation while her husband is away on business. A waiting maid warns against the newspapers, and the scene ends with the wife sipping coffee in worry.

Pittsburg Marie John

Franklin Union opens as big Boston technical school

Boston unveils the Franklin Union, a five story fire proof industrial school funded by Benjamin Franklin's £1,000 bequest and $34600,000 added by Andrew Carnegie. The $4000 trust funds a loan program for young married apprentices with 10 year repayment at five percent. A board led by ex Secretary Richard Olney oversees the project, offering courses in mechanical drawing, shop practice, drafting, industrial chemistry, steam, electricity and more for employed students only.

Boston Benjamin Franklin Franklin Union Andrew Carnegie Lown Franklin Philadelphia Teress Eston Ama Board of Mantcers Franklin Foundation Atuone Richard Olney James J. Storrow Boston Merciis’ Association Chamber of Commerce Trt

Circus Manager and Bearded Lady Clash Over Pay

In a heated exchange the circus manager insists the bearded lady will not quit over pay. The bearded lady threatens to write testimonials for a new safety razor, prompting a bold retort from the proprietor.

Bosh

Unhappy Woman Dialogue on Women Education and Ads

A fragment shows Miss Bane challenging belief in women's education and Mr. Grouch replying that teaching women to read would expose them to ads and unhappy thoughts about possessions they cannot afford.

Miss Bane Mr. Grouch

Paris Evening Gowns Describe Black Tulle and Black Taffeta Styles

The Paris gowns feature intricate detailing with black tulle over green satin, green and gold embroidery, and a green silk girdle with black velvet fringe. A second gown showcases black taffeta with deep tucks, silk bands, white stipare yoke, and a black velvet girdle adorned by a deep red rose.

Liberty

Tucks for the House Gown in Gown Sleeves

The article outlines sleeve tucks for house gowns, showing narrow and wide tuck styles, silk or satin cap fronts, and draped lace sleeves. It advises using a sleeve form to test drapings, noting full length sleeves with a tight elbow-to-wrist section accommodate various fancies for non tailored house gowns.

Picturesque Hat Described in Leaf Green Felt Style

Leaf green felt hat with mabines and green velvet bows edged by medallions of green silk and dull silver embroidery details a period millinery description.

Perfuming Breath With Simple Odors

The passage advises modestly scenting the breath using root, cloves, or myrrh. Chewing small amounts, especially of cloves, preserves a mild aroma. swallowing promptly avoids overpowering odor. Myrrh held in the cheek is noted to impart a gentle sweetness to the breath.

Coquettish Aprons Highlight 1920s Taste

A fragment describes fashion details of French aprons admired by a girl and her companions. The piece notes their pear shape, bib suggestion, scalloped edges, and lace ruffles, hinting at flirtatious style preferences. The tone resembles a society column on domestic attire.

Dave

House draperies bright invite shoppers to decorator stores

The piece urges women to visit shops for new household draperies and fabrics. It highlights bold color variety in Japanese prints, embroidery, and bullion work, noting both lavish and affordable options, including crepe drapes under 50 cents a yard with lantern border designs.

N. Y. Tintes

The Utility Coat for Everyday Daytime Wear

The piece explains choosing a light to medium weight coat suitable for autumn and spring use. It recommends medium- weight worsted fabrics that are close and firm in weave, with coloring leaning toward white gray or tan to avoid dust showing on darker shades. It notes Petra wraps for extra warmth in winter and advises against black, dark brown, blue or green.

Sachets as Bridge Prizes In Hospitality Gifts

Sachets are now used as bridge prizes in social games, allowing hostesses with abundant fresh silk pieces to entertain with style. The little bags vary in size and are paired with fine white linen sacks containing powder. Ends may be fringed and tied with ribbon, creating a roselike finish. They offer subtle perfume value suitable for refined gatherings.

Crepe de Chine Waists for Winter Suits

Dressmakers push sinide crepe de chine waistlines to pair with winter cloth suits. Heavy texture and color enhance the formal look though some fabrics like serge and cheviot may appear less dressy in combination.

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