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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
6
Ethel Wil loughty, Lt. Raum, Capt. Lares Kedioos, and Larry Redmond figure in a tense World War II era scene. German soldiers seize a room and threaten to shoot a French spy, while Redmond challenges the arrest and a plan forms to escape through a wine cellar trap.
Larry plots to trap Streetman and German officers by using a flashlight to mislead a pursuing guard. Ethel assists as danger rises, a revolver is drawn, and a dramatic chase ends with revelations about marriage and loyalties as the lovers confront the spy network and Streetman’s vengeance.
A fashion note describes autumn coats woven from Mie fabrics and trimmed with fur, highlighting varied textures and elegant design. Designers explore independent lines with ornate collars, velvete decorations, and refined silhouettes aimed at beauty and durability for winter wear.
The readable parts discuss preserving ariety lawns and linen pieces, warning against yellowing and wear. It mentions best practices, adhesives, and potential effects on fabrics and paper. The text is garbled but centers on care of linen items and preservation concerns.
Larry, stationed at a front room, prepares to send a message as Major von Brenig awaits. Ethel crouches unseen while a guardsman reports no invaders notice. The door opens and Henry Streetman enters with a weapon, challenging Larry as Streetman greets him.
A historical sewing guide describes a chic coat and matching ensemble for a young girl. It details fabric choices crepe de chine silk lining and a tailored yoke with gathered skirt, buttoned pearl accents and small pockets, plus variations for winter wear in velvet or plush.
Embroidery with heavy colored silk or silver thread shapes fur trims for neckpieces cuffs and millinery. Braiding with metal galloon offers an alternative design approach leaving smoother fur surfaces and simpler patterns as the prevailing style.
Peart trimmings can be kept in good condition by laying to them powdered magnesia just thick enough to cover the pearts. This method preserves freshness and extends shelf life for the fruit.
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