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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
7
Ned Carter Rangeley and Dobbs discuss land buyers and a volatile social clash as a tense arrival brings Lizzie Harrigan Mannheim and her circle into Peace Valley. Dorothy Selden accuses Ned of hiding his true identity while Ned defends a pragmatic view of equality and personal choice in a rural setting.
Ned Carter helps at the Johnston residence called The White House in Pennsylvania. He meets Miss Johnston, learns the house is a blend of old stone crafts, and offers help as servants are gone. Dorothy Selden teases Ned while pursuing a cause in town.
A novelty small fan features crocheted plaques in bright silk colors. A palm leaf or Japanese fan forms the base, with plaque edges sewn together. The handle is wound with narrow ribbon and tied with a bow for a decorative finish.
A gift cherished in a rich shopping bag picture shows a crocheted brown chenille bag with gay flowers on one side. Brown suede leather band and handles top the bag, which is silk lined. Silk cords thread through suede slashes to close the bag.
A charming step-in and chemise set of fine voile with colorful disks the size of silver dollars decorates the pieces. Hem stitching in colored threads adds an extra festive touch as a thoughtful Christmas gift.
An article describes evening wear trim using narrow metallic ribbons folded into joints and sewn to a foundation. Silk and silver threads are woven with the ribbons, and oval silk pieces nine by five inches in the ribbon color form the foundations of the ornamentation.
The Biological Survey of the USDA notes domestic rabbit meat tastes like chicken, is tender and sweet when fed oats barley and alfalfa hay, and rabbits are raised in hutches with limited exercise for quality meat.
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