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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
7
The article surveys the season’s millinery and knitted outerwear, praising embroidery filled hats and scarves. It notes the skilled milliner’s artistry, new knits, bold colors, and decorative touches like chenille, velvet, and metal cloth. It highlights winter trends, unusual hats, and scarf adaptations in modern fashion.
A private oil venture meeting names officers and discusses leasing options on adjacent land. Jachin Fell proposes selling mineral rights for about 150000 dollars while reserving a sixteenth interest, aiming a cash windfall for Lucie Ledanois and others. Gramont signs on amid wary approval.
In a tense meeting, Lucie Ledunois weighs a risky oil land deal as Uncle Jachin Fell plots to sell mineral rights and boost her fortune. Gramont opposes selling, while Fell confesses to staging oil seepage to trap a rival and secure Lucie’s wealth. The episode ends with Gramont’s firm refusal and a two day pause before a Saturday vote.
A collage of recipes and reflections on food and life. It blends quotes from Edward Bok and Hubert Gay with instructions for doughnuts Norwegian meat balls and bread griddle cakes. The piece discusses cabbage soups and French cookery and ends with a detailed cream of cabbage soup recipe.
A science note records a beheaded Paulownia shoot regrown from a stump reaching 21 feet 6 inches with a base circumference of 10 inches and 24 leaves. One leaf measured 38 inches long in late July, marking a notable single season growth for this tree type.
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