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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1923

Page

6

Yacht Intrigue Grips City as Seized Crew Escape

Detective McAdams pursues Hobart’s gang after Natalie Coolidge’s disappearance. West is taken aboard the Seminole, bound and hidden in a stateroom, while a mysterious woman on board and a yacht crew plan a secret rendezvous on the lake. West frees himself and docks await a rescue as the Seminole sails away.

Fe Adams Hobart Jackson Park Natalie McAdams West Sexton Fairlawn Harbor Master's Office Tie Winchell Municipal Pier Nione Mac Coolidge Columbia Club Grant Jackson Lagoon Mary Natalie Cooldge Joe Matthew Hogan Enilawn Natalie Coolidge Seminolle Mike Akward Mae S

Knitted Modes Set Spring Fashion Tone for Resort Wear

Fashion notes forecast spring trends with Palm Beach influence on knitted pieces led by sweaters and jacquettes. Dark blues and bright embroidery decorate long waistlines and fuller skirts, while crepes and novelty weaves dominate fabrics. Slip-ons endure among Palm Beach resort looks.

Palm Beach

New York Commuter Describes Cat Hanging Method

A New York Sun reader recounts a peculiar energy saving method observed in Washington Square. A man lowers a cat via rope from a second floor window to the yard then hauls it back up when finished, provoking laughter for its awkwardness.

Sumer New_York Sun Washington Square

Origin of hastings election term explained

The article traces Hastings from the ancient London Husting court where Parliament members were nominated. It notes the ballot act of 1872 ended open nomination, and the term Hastings later came to describe any electioneering platform.

Hastings London

Have Good Eyes Gannets Noted For Vision

The American Forestry Magazine notes gannets possess excellent vision but poor smell and hearing. Their nostrils are absent and their ears are hidden by dense feathers, affecting sensory detection.

Grasshopper Can Jump 200 Times Its Body Length According to Study

A grasshopper exhibits remarkable leaping ability by jumping about 200 times its body length. Researchers note the insect achieves powerful takeoffs and precise landings, illustrating extreme biomechanical efficiency.

Contrasting Materials Dominate This Season’s Frocks

Fashion notes describe the season’s contrast heavy frocks with bodices and skirts in differing fabrics or coats contrasting with dresses. Wraps lack fastenings, prompting draped fits and the rise of cuff muff warmth with varied furs on cloth models.

Fur Cuffs Highlight This Season's Novelty

Fur cuffs appear as a smart fashion novelty in the current season. The article notes fur muffs have been out of favor for some time yet remain a striking accessory option.

Blue Velvet Hat with Peacock Embroidery

A milliner designs a blue velvet hat featuring full embroidery of a peacock motif. She imagined a blue-eyed maid as the hat’s muse while crafting the ornate accessory.

Women urged to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

Mrs. Nellie Quillon of Muskegon Michigan reports years of pain and ineffective doctors ending after four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says symptoms like bearing down pains disappeared and she regained strength to work at home and in a factory. The advertisement warns that such warning symptoms indicate female trouble and praises persistent use of the remedy.

Muskegon Michigan al Shey Lydia E. Pinkham Nellie Quillon Morris St Muskegon, Mich Lydia Pinkham

No Help Wanted

A mother teaches her three year old son John to say prayers and asks for guidance. After requesting he be a good boy the child replies with humor that he can manage himself.

John

Diamond Dyes promise easy at home fabric revivals

An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use for dyeing draperies, skirts, sweaters and more. It claims no streaking or fading and guarantees results whether wool, silk, linen, cotton, or blends with simple directions.

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