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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
3
Captain and crew confront mutineers led by Sanchez amid a fog shrouded voyage. A brutal melee follows as the captain fights with pistol, cutlass, and sheer will to retake the ship while survivors brace for a dangerous coastward approach.
Dolman coats are forecast as fall leaders in fur fashion with square cut short coats and contrasting collars. Redingote styles, oversized neckpieces, and hip to three quarter lengths dominate this season. Mink mart en and sable neckpieces remain popular with wash fabrics like cotton crepe dominating small garments.
In Chapter XXIII a fogbound ship scene reveals a murdered sailor found near an overturned chair. The narrator suspects a hidden assassin among the crew, withGuard LeVere barred from the cabin as the mystery deepens. Gunsaules is ruled out as the culprit, leaving the killer at large.
The guide explains mending a hole in granite ware by applying putty on both sides of the hole, smoothing edges, and baking slowly until the putty turns deep brown. The repaired vessel then holds water as good as new.
A short note paints a vivid image of red roses with blue straw forming a charming pattern for a smart hat, suggesting playful, decorative millinery.
The prettiest undergarments for children are the Gertrude pet ticoats that slip over the head and fasten with a single shoulder button. They feature narrow bottom frills edged with crochet lace or Valenciennes and little trimming. Mothers often add a wide tuck to accommodate size changes.
The article describes two simple birdcage covers made from linen or remnants, cut to fit the cage top with four edge flaps and a central oval opening for the handle. Edges are bound with ribbon, and optional embroidery with flowers or a bird’s name can decorate the flaps.
The colonial pump is the smart shoe of the season with high oxfords worn for day dress. Tubular silk lacings replace rib bons and lacing holes are metal bound. Shoes come in kid suede black satin and patent leather with medium French heels and metal heel layer. Some pumps feature a buckle at the tongue bottom and tongues attached to sides for a secure silhouette.
Raffia embroidery decorates gowns made of taffeta with rose and leaf motifs on black fabric and blackberry bramble accents on midnight blue. The piece notes a growing demand for embroideries to embellish fashion.
Undergarments in solid colors rise in popularity as outerwear becomes sheer. Black chiffon and georgette with black lace, browns to match outerwear, two-piece pajamas, and trims like tucking and drawn work lead next season’s lingerie trends.
Knitted gaiters in Paris this spring appear practical as low shoe wear may rise in price next autumn. White wool snugly knit, gaiters may become a useful fad here if leather becomes scarce. Smock blouse stays show long over the skirt fashion in crepe de chine with embroidery lace and braiding.
Fashion note says two tone blouses will highlight autumn, with harmonious contrasts. Designers favor two colors of equal strength over stark light and dark pairings.
The note shows Mrs Torkins asking Charley for help with a math problem about paying a cook. She inquires if paying the wage she demands will leave enough money to buy something for her to cook, highlighting a domestic budgeting issue.
An old advertisement offers $100 for any incurable catarrh case with PLAN'S CATARRH MEDICINE. It states internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces, sold by druggists for 75 cents. Testimonials free, from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
Argentina proposes to Mexico a supply deal of 3,000,000 kilos of wheat 1,000,000 kilos of oats and 50,000 barrels of corn. A separate note suggests using Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry to achieve a dainty appearance. The almond trees of Spain provide about a quarter of the world's supply.
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