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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
6
Tommy uncovers a note ordering him to marry Viola Temple as he navigates Calypso’s power at the Mascotte. King Wladislaus of Lystria warns him to handle Calypso and the patriarch carefully while Tommy, a reluctant cleric, contends with Casimir and the escalating romance in a surreal Berlin setting.
A Paris fashion correspondent notes the 1925 spring styles depart from last year with a shift from simple tubes to complex cuts. Gores darts and panels replace the chemise frock, while necklines waists and hemlines shift, creating four new silhouette lines and new uses of collars scarves and belts. Designers Chanel Lanvin Patou Premet Drecoll Bernard Worth Vionnet and others shape the chic look with flares, decorative hems, and paneled blouses as knitting and two piece balbriggan suits gain popularity in Cannes influenced fashion circles.
A kitchen write up explains making clear aspic from beef veal chicken or fish stock and outline canning use of bouillon and gelatin. It then lists salad ingredients for peas celery peanuts and olives and several sandwich ideas including egg anchovy fish cucumber and veal with a baked biscuit topping.
London narrator Uncle Bill learns Lord Troyte plans to crown Norheys in Lystria by marrying Calypso daughter of deposed King Wladislau. Norheys loves Viola Temple and resists, while Janet Church seeks a Lystrian passport. Casimir, Casimir intrigues, Tommy meets Janet at the Mascotte as Calypso dances and signals him with a note.
Mrs. Jones scolds her husband Jeremiah Jones for buying an insurance policy before a railroad trip. He arrives unharmed and insists nothing happened, while she decries the wasted money on a reward she won’t collect. The couple jokes about his so called risky life and the insurer.
Im presario Max Maretzek travels from Cincinnati to Baltimore and buys a hearty sausage with rye bread. Music critic Henry T. Finck notes the moment in his book Musical Laughs. Christine Nilsson sits nearby and jokes at his snack then quietly asks for a portion in the early morning, prompting a sleepy exchange.
The note recalls A. T. Stewart the merchant prince who demanded clerks correct any mistake on the spot. The quote is offered as a timeless reminder to practice prompt correction in all situations.
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