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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
6
A narrator recounts Emily Troyte’s frantic search for a missing British curate, with Canon Pyke urging action. Letters flood in from Emily, Janet Church, and Edmund Troyte as Berlin becomes the focus, while the narrator schemes to involve officials and a diplomat to locate the elusive cleric.
In London the tale of King Yommy unfolds as Lord Troyte plots to crown Norheys king of Lystria by marrying Calypso daughter of deposed ruler Wladislau. Procopius Cable sees oil riches, while Norheys bleeds over Viola Temple his dancer love. Janet Church heads to Berlin as plots widen with clerical searches and passport schemes.
Troyte and I discuss Emily's curate while Norheys vanishes. He left with two suitcases, no address, and the taxman reportedly took him to Charing Cross. No one has seen him for days or learned his whereabouts, raising questions about a possible departure.
Readers ask whether Norheye has fled or eloped prompting local authorities to search for clues on his location and status. No official confirmation yet from police or family.
Old records indicate silk was produced in China more than six millennia ago. The note highlights ancient beginnings of silk craft and its enduring prominence in Chinese history.
Bright red dominates the new tunics with matching red hats and white shoes as the season blends long blouses with shorter skirts. Designers emphasize light slips in white silk and slips in apple green to complement printed crepe tunics with delicate button detailing.
Fashion notes describe jumper frocks in wool jersey cashmere and sports fabrics, with variations for town daywear and afternoon wear. Designs feature two piece outfits, crepe de chine collars, box plaited skirts, and plaid combinations, highlighting Chanel inspired sweater shirts and silk plaited skirts in pastel hues.
A New Spring Coat article describes two distinct silhouettes. Straight coats feature a front fullness and flat back while the tailored coat appears with notch or shawl collars and double breasted closures. A semi tailored option combines severe upper styling with fur bands or flared lower finishes.
A Kansas City Star correspondent explains that cheap table linens can resemble linen but may be cotton finished to look like linen. Tests include olive oil treatment, light transmission, tearing behavior, and burn rate to distinguish true linen from mercerized cotton.
The readable line notes that black lace and black chiffon dresses with vividly colored sashes or flowers are a popular choice for dinner gowns seen in the era.
Dr B D Walliamsen midi and TL Atkins of Carnegie in situye of Washington propose the earth resembles a Mil fashioned iron core wrapped by lighter layers and a thin crust, with a metal core of pure iron alloyed by lighter elements.
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