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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1925

Page

9

King explains Corsmire politics and Ty rod marriage

In Berlin Casimir explains how Lord Edmund Troyte orchestrated Tommy’s rise and the Miss Temple problem. The king insists Calypso will accept Tommy once the scandal is erased, and orders Tommy to win her consent before returning to Lystria. Tommy agrees to ask Calypso directly before their journey.

Edmund Troyte Procopius Cable Patriarch Cable Lystria Tommy Lord Edmund Troyte London Tompy Ord Lord Norheys Casiir Miss Temple Marquis of Norheys Berlin Calypso Lord Norhegvs Casimir Walter Tomy Eno King

Royal intrigue in Breslau plans and luncheon hitches

A king arranges a Berlin trip and a midday lunch to separate Calypso and Miss Temple. Tommy seeks a private talk with the princess while Casimir grinds into last minute Schloss arrangements. The king promises a chance for confession and a wife who will talk to him.

Breslau Berlin Casimir Tommy King Lord Norheys Miss Church Calypso Miss Temple

Calypso and Tommy Clash Aboard the Train Car

In a tense carriage scene Calypso refuses Tommy's explanations about his presence and intent. He pursues her with concern for Miss Temple and Lord Norby, while the king and Janet Church share a cordial moment over luncheon and discuss companionship for the princess.

Calypso Janet Church Tommy Miss Temple Lord Norbeys

Blouses in Many Winsome Styles Revealed in Fashion

The article surveys blouse varieties from plain shirt blouses with regulation sults to tailered over-blouses, middy graduations, and two piece suit complements. It notes fabrics like crepe, tub silk, and wash silk, with options including tunics, embroidered or beaded styles, and decorative scarf accents.

White Velvet Summer Topcoat Featured in Dignified Scene

A dining scene unfolds with a king praising Janet as he offers Burgundy and an omelette. Janet resists, recalling a London actress entanglement and insisting on stronger moral bounds as the conversation shifts toward Calypso. The excerpt ends with a note on elegant wardrobe details.

Janet London

How to Make Wedding Veil on Coronet Frame

A step by step on building a coronet frame veil using wire lengths and tulle. It covers shaping the frame, wrapping wires, adding lace and pearls, sewing on designs, and finishing with a floral wreath. Also includes tips for preserving freshness in other home crafts and preserves.

Snowshoe Advantage Over Ski in Dense Forests

The snowshoe proves more suitable than the ski in thick forests due to its large flat surface. It distributes weight over a wide area, resists soft snow better, and prevents crust breaking, allowing progress where skis fail.

America

Hepplewhite Wife Continues Designs After His Death

The article notes that Hepplewhite, a famed English furniture finisher and designer under the Georges, enjoyed vogue around the American Revolution. After his 1786 death his wife continued his work and created popular pieces and original designs for decades, often in mahogany and light woods.

Hepplewhite England

Popular Knitted Frock Becomes Casual Chic Fashion

The piece highlights hand knitted frocks and two piece outfits as simple affordable fashion. It notes Paris and London as early influencers and explains easy steps for beginners to create versatile, smart garments with durable wear and easy care.

Paris London

Style Men Say Furs to Be Fall Winter Fashion

Style committee at the twenty third semi annual show of the National Cloak Salt and Skirt Manufacturers association in Cleveland highlights fur dominated fall winter trends. Designers from Cleveland Toledo Chicago Cincinnati and Toronto showcased fur patches on outerwear and fur collars extending to revers, signaling a bold new look for winter.

National Cloak, Salt and Skirt Manufacturers’ Association Cleveland Ohio Toledo Chicago Cincinnati Toronto

Fashion notes on masculine mode and tailored coats

Style guidance emphasizes masculine mode with coats that flare using novel cuts panel effects godets and plaited details. Sleeves narrow at the wrist complete the tailored look for a frank modern silhouette.

Color Inspired Fall Wool Fabrics From Plumage Choices

The color guide for next fall’s wool dress fabrics draws from bird plumage. Notable hues include Montezuma and cuckoo browns, blue jay blues, tanager oranges, seagull grays, toucan greens, dove and wren tones, all chosen for rich autumn depth over spring brightness.

Organdie Trim Adorns Black Satin Dress Skirt

A black satin crepe dress features white organdie with a blue ribbon band and gold braid at the skirt hem. Organdie is also used on the lower sleeves for a full gathered look, making it one of the season’s most attractive outfits.

Footwear Fusion Showcases Colorful Feathered Heels

The latest footwear models pair whimsical feathered ensembles with black patent leather. They feature a short rounded toe and a medium height heel, creating a striking contrast in fashion.

Portrait of Home: A Man’s True Build Is a Home

Poem reflects on wealth and grand projects versus one priceless creation. It asserts a mansion or palace cannot replace the value of shelter and belonging, concluding that only a home holds true worth.

Ione Jones

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