Rosalind and the Dipper Hunt on Port Annandale
Miss Patrician Holbrook and Miss Helen Holbrook flee to Port Annandale with Donovan as protector. He uncovers intruders and an Italian assailant while Helen and Donovan exchange teasing barbs and discuss loyalties. A tense night on the lake ends with a reluctant truce as dangers loom and romance stirs amid danger.
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Patrician Holbrook
Felon Holbrook
Laurance Donovan
Port Annandale
Patrician
Donovan
Henry
Miss Patricia
Ile
Helen
Reginald Gmespie
Helen Holbrook
Gillespie
Baylor
Miss Holbrook
Ferns
Holbrook
Hlartridge
Purifly
Hilbrook
Miss Pat
Henry Holbrook
Garden
The Lights on St Agathas Pier Mystery Continues
A narrator recalls questioning two watchful boards on St Agathas as Miss Pat and Helen Holbrook charm questions and deflect danger. He notes mysterious shoeprints, a tranquil garden meeting, and a tense offer to confess, ending with BE CONTINUED and unresolved danger.
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St. Agatha’s Pier
St. Agatha’s
Pat
Helen Holbrook
Glenarm House
Diana
Miss Pat
Helen
Cairo
Moscow
Teheran
Ijima
Three Pretty Costumes for Girls 16 to 18 Years
Describes sewing patterns and materials for three garments: a serge dress with panel front and fur-edged revers, a semi-fitting coat with braid trims and matching tabs, and a hard felt hat with wings. Includes fabric and notions quantities for each item across the three designs.
Crude Oil For The Hair Germicide Advice
Hair specialists urge using crude petroleum as a germicide to address scalp troubles causing dandruff and hair loss. Recommend weekly application by a professional or maid, applying with a dropper to the scalp, avoiding long hair contact, and letting it air out at night to prevent ignition hazards. If hair is oily, limit use before shampooing to avoid excess greasiness.
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Pat
Miss Pat
Helen Holbrook
Two-Tone Skirt Styles with Plaited Lower Hems
The article describes prevailing fashion combining two materials in one skirt, with a plaited or circular lower section and a tunic-style upper part. It notes variable joining methods including buttons and braid, and mentions frocks with yokes, battlements, or panel shaping, in serge, cheviot, and plaid fabrics.
Embroidered initial styles described in late lettering
The passage describes monograms formed within shapes like circle square oblong oval or leaf forms. Backgrounds are filled with darned work seed stitch basket weave or lattice to emphasize relief and enhance ornamentation of the initials.
Fashion Question: Round Neck Yoke In Gowns
The article debates whether the round neck yoke will be accepted as the fashionable line for house gowns and contrasts it with V and square necks. French models show the round neck, while designers and customers weigh face suitability and individuality, noting most gowns are collarless beyond street wear.
Novelty Fans Show Delicate Flare and Floral Motifs
The season's new fans are compact, seven to eight inches, many metre length with spangled gold ivory or tortoise shell sticks. Gauze remains popular, and a closed fan presents a flower bouquet when opened reveals petals covering the silk background. Rages lead floral choices with carnations orchids iris and poppies common.
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