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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
23
The narrator and OT advance carefully, stepping on unseen terrain that clatters as blocks shift. A halted advance, a paralytic silence like a tomb, and an unseen hand suddenly grips them as a flashlight shines into eyes.
United States consular agent Philip Severn buys a small box from a New York jewelry store and discovers a secret writing about a revolutionary movement. He follows clues to a saloon and an abandoned iron foundry where he is admitted to a rendezvous by strangers as a conspirator.
A lone figure in a hidden factory tunnel overhears revolting agents plotting a mission tied to Washington. He finds a back doorway, observes a Chilean Junta link and a coded courier, then is captured and forced into a tense meeting with a fellow thief named Daly as the plot thickens.
Fashion notes describe the casaquin tunic blouse as a slendering long waist option with versatile corsages. Parisian and American designers showcase rich embroideries and contrasting skirts, highlighting jade green, black lace, silver tulle, and glossed ribbons in outfits that balance straight lines with draped accents.
The remark notes that courage can appear blunt or unsympathetic but remains a valuable trait in difficult situations and leadership roles. It emphasizes practical utility over polished sentiment in risk or hardship contexts.
Describes blouse lengths trending away from waist and hip length toward very long or standard cuts. Notes lingerie blouses in voile with filet lace and embroidery, and various color tones like jade green. Mentions silk and wool fabrics, wide cuffs, and decorative edging as seen in garments for summer wear.
The piece touts affordable summer gowns for women using cottons and new fabrics. It describes two minute one piece frocks with simple lines, white or plate linen, cretonne trims, and combinations of organdie and gingham. Emphasis on light fabrics, comfortable cuts, and chic yet economical styles.
Instructions describe turning an unbleached tub dress and discarded garments into a three piece summer costume set and a cushion cover. A kimono blouse provides the cushion front with beaded embroidery, and the back uses the blouse and sleeve scraps for reinforcement.
Distorted text describes law violators under the Interior and Agriculture departments. It mentions Hoover, Philadelphia, and a ledger with accusations of brulh and prohib ment. The legible parts reference government departments and enforcement themes.
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