No Man’s Land Yacht Spoils and a Secret Service Rescue
Garrett Coast becomes entangled with Katharine Thaxter and her marries Blackstock who murders Van Tuyl. Coast is freed by Appleyard and the Echo as they uncover a smuggling plot on No Man’s Land. They escape in a yawl and signal a distant rescue boat.
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Garrett Coast
New York City
Douglas Blackstock
Blackstock
Katherine Thaxter
Coast
Dundas
van Tuyl
Ife
Doan
Appleyard
No Man's Land
Black
Echo
Secret Service
No Man’s Land
Katherine
Coolie
the Echo
Hidden loot and a surrender on a perilous island
Coast and Katherine confront Blackstock fleeing on a winded escape. Blackstock begs for mercy and reveals a bag of loot while Appleyard arrives and plans to ferry the man to safety. The trio heads toward the Echo as danger and betrayal loom.
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Katherine
Coast
Blackstock
The Test of Sixty and the Decline of Youthful Prestige
The Atlantic reflection contemplates aging in the sixties and the loss of vitality. It contrasts an aging society queen with fading beauty, the shelf life of old ideas, and the church as a final support against despair.
Laces and Malines in Millinery Art by Julia Bottomley
The article extols maline and lace as exquisite fabrics best handled by skilled designers. It notes maline’s strength, waterproofing, and rise as a substitute for heron aigrette, with lace varieties adorning gowns, coats, hats in various weights. Two hats illustrate how marine and lace elevate millinery craft.
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Maline
Heron Aigrette
Julia Bottomley
Banded Coats Signal Spring Style Range
Banded coats promise smart spring wear with belted effects seen in white serge resort looks. Tiny black buttons, reverse cuffs of suede colored cloth, and a narrow black patent belt define the style. Shantung suits in dull apricot feature a deep silk belt, with varied belt designs likely to spread later in the season.
Waistcoats of Feathers Become French Fashion
French women use bird plumage to make warm waistcoats worn under tailored coats. Brighter plumage enhances效果, often paired with a matching feathered toque. Despite appearances in Parisian settings, gilets piseaux remain rare due to construction difficulty and high cost.
Norfolks and Blazers Popular in Retail Stores
The Drygoods Economist notes widespread display of Norfolks and blazers by major retailers. Outdoor sports gain popularity and a short coat is becoming a practical necessity for women engaging in tennis golf and other activities outdoors.
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Drygoods
Camisole with deep V neck lace trim and basque
Vintage sewing pattern description outlines a dainty camisole with a deep V neckline edged by beading and lace. It features ribbon threaded through beading, narrow tucks, gathered fullness at the lower section set to a band joining the basque, puffed sleeves with lace frill, and lists materials: 1.5 yards of 36 inch fabric 1% yards heading 2 yards ribbon 2% yards lace.
Baby lingerie runners reel craft from satin and ribbon
Instructions describe making a wooden reel base for baby lingerie runners using white satin edged with cardboard discs. After covering one side, glue the discs to the reel, let dry, and decorate the satin with cherubs or hand embroidered flower sprays.
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Baby
Attractive Tray From Old Mirror or Picture Frame
Instructions describe turning an old mirror or picture frame into a decorative tray. Replace mercury glass with plain glass, cover the backing with tapestry, line the back with felt to prevent scratching, and attach brass handles for final use.
Eczema Cured by Cuticura Remedies
Miss Sarah Calkins of Waukegan Illinois tests Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, stating they cured a widespread itchy skin eruption after months of failure with other remedies. She notes rapid relief within days and ongoing freedom from symptoms, urging others to use Cuticura for skin diseases. Free literature offered by mail from Cuticura, Dept. L Boston.
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Sarah Calkins
Waukegan, NL
Man Willing to Die for Courtship May Regret Post Marriage
A man who risked his life for a courtship stunt warns that he might later regret the proposal and marriage. He speaks of past bravado and possible rueful reflections after tying the knot.
Garfield Ten and a Missing Her
An ad touts Garfield Ten as a pure mild and potent laxative sold by druggists. It adds a line about pleasing a girl by confessing how much he misses her.
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Garfield
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Conset
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Black Stock
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Mr. Blackstock
Hostetter
Nebraska
Wesleyan Hospital
Lincoln
Paulie Be H. Sawyer
Earate Actioseer
Kes
Green Gables
Dr. Benj. F. Bailey
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