The Plainsman Keith in a Web of Wardrobe and War
Jack Keith, a roaming plainsman, pursues raiders and uncovers a murder scene. He is arrested in Carson City for murder, linked to Black Bart. He escapes with Ned and finds Hope Waite at a cabin, while Christie Maclaire and General Waite reappear in Sheridan, revealing Black Bart’s plots. The tale follows Keith through disguises, disguises, and peril toward Fort Larned and Sheridan.
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Jack Keith
Keith
Carson City
Black Bart
Neb
Keiths
Virginia
John Sibley
Willis Waite
Plainsman
Ned
Hawley
Hope
Fort Larned
Miss Hope
Waite
Hops Waite
Christie Maclaire
Fred Willoughby
Willoughby
Christie Maclafire
Mr. Fairbain
Jack Bart
Fairbain
Miss Waite
Rope
Doc Fairbain
Christie
Peraps
Miss Maclaire
Sheriff
Misa Hope Waite
Black Bart’ To Appear. At the Head of the Alley I Ran Into Fairbain
Miss Christie
Sr Cae
Lost Girl Revealed as Phyllis Gale in Sheridan
Sheriff questioning unravels a tense confrontation over a missing heiress. Phyllis Gale learns Hawley misled her about her identity and inheritance as Waite confronts his control over crucial documents.
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Phyllis Gale
North Carolina
St. Louis
Waite
Hawley
Carson City
Hope Waite Impersonation Unravels Hawley Plot
Keith reveals Hope Waite impersonated Christie to spy on Hawley after a staged meet at the Trocadero. Fairbain admits aiding Christie’s return to the hotel, while Hawley’s whereabouts remain unknown and Hawley faces robbery charges. The sheriff seeks answers amid a tense, unresolved case.
Queen of hats arrives with bold plumes and new shapes
Julia Bottomley notes the summer millinery surge with oversized picture hats, double brims, and bold Paradise feathers. Crowns stay moderate while brims bend and flare, offering graceful eccentricity to suit various faces and occasions.
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Paradise
Heron
Militnery
Julia Bottomley
Dress for Housewear and Child Garment Design
A description of two dress patterns: a housewear dress with a center front box-pleat, slim bodice, silk yoke, and button trim, joined to a skirt by a stitched band. and a second pattern for a four to six year old girl in varied materials with a mismatched lower section.
Smart Ties and Stocks for Clever Fingers
The article describes homemade smart ties and stocks from handkerchief linen or fine lawn cut into tabs that reach the bust line. Edges are finished with buttonhole stitching or scallops, medallions of lace, and simple eyelets to form a frame. Tabs work in white or color and are easy to launder since they are not plaited.
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