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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1917
Page
2
Simleh helps Jibbey recover after a tense night as Jibbey, recovering from a near collapse, speaks candidly. He thanks Monty and asks for a final gesture of trust with a hand shake, acknowledging past failures and the narrow escape that saved his life.
John Smith plots a tense move to secure a water powered charter as Stanton presses for control. Starbuck races to brief Judge Warner on a federal angle while mill owner Stillings weighs legal gambits and possible stock maneuvers to block the rival.
In a tense chapter set around the Hickland and Baldwin circles, Montague Smith seeks help to evade pursuit while Verda and Mrs Richlander weigh loyalty and danger. Smith prepares to meet the judge after a long night of careful plans as looming revelations threaten to expose everyone involved.
A wartime call to service urges women to contribute through garment work and support roles. It highlights sewing uniforms, socks, undergarments, and hospital needs, stressing voluntary effort, neutrality of social classes, and the moral duty to aid soldiers with homefront logistics and letter writing.
A fragment notesBatikk work evolves as fabrics are treated with a protein to produce unique designs. It mentions floral patterns in town outfits and references recent adoption of this technique as a guide for future fashion.
Instructions describe assembling a corded yoke for a bicycle like device. It advises fully tightening the yoke and slipping parts under the corded portion before attaching and smoothing the cord. The remaining pieces are then slid into place and mollified up.
The article describes oversized silk bags in salt colorings mounted on frames or carried by New York women. They are unlike traditional handbags, long enough to hold needles and large enough for every day use, a completely new style in bandings.
A description notes a four inch fringe of silk at the bottom of a coat. The fringe is not only decorative but serves as a weight to keep the skirt hanging straight and wrinkle free.
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