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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
5
Wilton and Molly flee with Joe’s body toward Clayton as Sergeant Peters and Myers clash in a shack confrontation. Anderson tethers the detained men while Papillon’s team and sleds are readied for a dawn departure through a looming storm.
Wilton and Molly, facing a brutal blizzard, seek shelter at an empty cache and stable. Wolves attack, Molly saves Wilton with a gunshot and bandages, three dogs die, and she vows to push on to Clayton to reach help by noon tomorrow.
The article catalogs bathing suits from vibrant beach styles to practical wool knitwear. Fashion notes contrast outfits for water recreation with those hanging clothes on a limb, highlighting designers' summer aims for cool, comfortable beach attire.
The article notes net guimpes and Peter Pan collars in net and voile, revived embroideries, and varied bathing suit necklines with knee-length trunks. It highlights accessories, including fans, combs, and rhinestone adornments, and describes two color swimsuit designs with contrasting trims and matching shoes. Jewelry trends favor pearls, rhinestones, and beaded accents.
Builder Joe Bostock and chief engineer Wilton Carruthers face a deadly muskeg obstacle on the Missoubi railroad project. A rifle shot kills Bostock and wounds Carruthers, Molly McDonald saves him, Bowyer arrives as a rival foe, Molly vows marriage, and they push toward a town meeting as a storm delays them and Molly is forced to kill attacking dogs.
A character named he tells Molly the meeting is seven miles away and starts at nine, declaring he cannot attend. The dialogue hints at distance and timing affecting plans.
Archaeologists at El Kurun on the Upper Nile uncover four rows of royal horse graves tied to Piankhu era rites. Trappings include a plume carrier, silver head band, large bronze beads, and amulets. Finds suggest sacrificial horse burials predate Ethiopian monarchy and parallel Kerma funeral customs.
The late Lord Halsbury spoke to a legal conferees gathering on Matrimonial Law. He recalled Sydney Smith’s line that those whom God hath joined in matrimony often suffer from ill cooked joints and badly boiled potatoes.
A Paris fashion note surveys hats with broken brims filled with flowers ribbons or rosettes and narrow front backs. crino line hats remain popular while crinkled satin hats gain town wear. Evening gowns feature light gold or silver stencil patterns on velvets and chiffons creating a delicate shimmer.
Dr H W Barber describes a Dutch girl with near total baldness who regrew hair after taking ten grains of thyroid gland daily for weeks. The case shows thyroid treatment as effective in restoring scalp hair. Also notes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry advertising and mentions France's two telephone directories.
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