The Man From Home in a Naples Garden Conspiracy
In Naples, Daniel Pike battles police intrigue as Russian émigré Ivanovitch seeks refuge with the aid of Von Grollerhagen and the lawyer. The carabinieri probe the scene, a tire repair unfolds, and a tense escape plan forms amid a web of entangled loyalties. Lady Creech presses for a proposal as Horace weighs romance against propriety.
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Mariano
Pike
Russia
Signere
Daniel
Signore
Paris
von Grollerhagen
von Gro Lerhagen
Aprice
Rome
Ivanoff Ivanovitch
Siberia
Hell
St. Petersburg
The
Blue Fifty
Liberty
Society of the Blue Fifty
Ivanovitch
Petersburg
von Grolerhagen
Asl
Ivanceviten
Napoli
Congress
von Grotterhagen
Professor Ivanovitch
Lady Creech
Horace
Mme. de Champigny
Lord Hawccastle
U.eod
What is Worn Elaborate Trimmings on Dressy Gowns
Fashion notes describe dressy gowns featuring jet and crystal bead trim, beetle wing embroidery, and spangled trims. Cold weather coats remain popular in long, double breasted styles with wide mesh veiling that is heavy yet eye friendly. Dotted swiss fabrics appear for baby dresses.
May Manton pattern for girls dresses with valenciennes trims
The notice describes simple dresses for little girls with valenciennes insertions and a sailor shield style. Bracelets and engraved enamel bands are noted as returning trends from decades past. Cashmere fabrics are preferred and the May Manton pattern 6481 fits girls aged six to twelve, with a request for 10 cents (plus 2 cents for postage) to receive it.
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Juvdic Chullet
The March of Fashion and Morning Wear Notes
A fashionary piece describes a poverty inspired combination garment with knickerbaskers and princess chemise featuring lace and insertion trims. Cashmere frocks suit young girls and a cashmere house gown pairs with a ribbon emphasis. A morning jacket and peplum feature updates with lacing sleeves and a low collar. Judic Chollet.
Man Claiming Louis XIV Causes Barbershop Escape
A barber in Detroit recounts a comic scene where a lean man in the chair flees after the barber declares I was King Louis XIV last night at a masquerade ball. The frightened customer bolts toward the door shouting “What an escape” as the barber wonders about the man’s mental gears.
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King Louis XIV
France
Louis XIV
Buchous
Detroit Free Press
Live Stock in Saxony Stall Fed Year Round
In Saxony practically all live stock is stall fed for 200 days yearly, and the largest portion for the full 365 days.
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Saxony
Maryland’s area compared to smaller states in the Union
The article notes Maryland covers 12 210 square miles with 2 350 square miles of water. It lists seven states smaller by area, excluding Maine, New Jersey, and Delaware. It adds that the gross area of some of these states equals Maryland’s land area.
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Maryland
Union
New England
Maine
New Jersey
Delaware
May Manton Pattern Sizes 34 to 4 Bust Measure
Advertisement notes a May Manton pattern cut in standard bust sizes from 34 to 4. It instructs sending 10 cents to the office with number 6474 to receive the pattern by mail, and offers faster delivery if an extra two cent stamp is included for postage.
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Yeas
Modish Matters on Fur Hats and Sheer Chiffon Lace
A fashion note previews fur hats from skunk to ermine and coats with single reverses. It describes a navy blue moyen age style coat for fourteen dollars with panel fronts, beading, and double breasted closing. Chantilly lace net gowns and red blouses are highlighted with lace costs of 92 cents a yard. illustrations show four simple aprons using dotted and plain Swiss muslins.
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Creech
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