Return to Plymouth and Ocean Rescue of a Schooner
Henry Bradford, after hardships in urban life, returns to his old town Plymouth. He falls asleep on a fishing dory and wakes to a night sea disaster when a schooner is driven ashore. he boards, secures the vessel, and helps recover the crew and cargo, aiding a coal strike relief effort.
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Fotsail
New York
Struggie
East River
Pallure
Old Town
Providence
Plymouth
Burial Hill
Market Square
Plymouth Rock
Henry
Menry Bradford
Elso
Nearley
Warveyrd
Hank
Bern
Oeran
Lara
Pates
Chet Bette
Ely
Tous
Hayes & Jones
Jayre
Beard Henry
Weloek
Fradford
Cos Bartes
Saber
Clare Bates
Neck Collars Rule the Fashion of the Day
Fashion notes explain that neck adornments range from high to low collars, with Gibson and Byron styles shaping today’s look. The piece highlights how collar height flatters varying neck lengths, suggests informal lace and handkerchief collars for younger wearers, and notes mid-height collars have fallen from favor.
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Byron
Bodice for Voile Dress Patterns and Materials
Pattern describes a bodice for a voile dress with a fitted back closure and silk trimming. Trim features moiré bound piping and tucked silk from the waist, frock over shoulders, with gathered pulled sleeves. Materials listed include yardage for voile, silk, trimming, and stiren.
Lamp Shade Hat Debuts From Paris With Large Sloping Brim
A Paris bound fashion item called the lamp shade hat arrives with a huge brim sloping over the head and a lace or plaited frill atop the crown. Another new style, the etierisible hat, appears but its name is unclear. The question remains whether these hats will be a success.
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Paris
Fancy Brongclctns and New Colorings Describe Fabrics
A fragmented survey of textile trends notes novel colorings and lightness surpassing earlier fabrics. Mentions one tone hues and woven satin materials as innovations, with various unnamed manufacturers highlighted in passing.
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Ima
Serje For School Frocks Patterns For Young Girls
Odd fragments describe school frock patterns with piping outlines and decorative trims. Mentions soft materials, color, anchors, and embroidery suitable for dressy child garments though details are unclear.
Embroidery and Trim Options Highlighted in Retail Note
The notice describes attractive embroidery and trim ideas for fabrics, including delicate datiate patterns, embroidered vines, and color detailing. It mentions machine embroidered pieces suitable as trimming for sheer white fabric, with white moll trifle seals noted in finer machine-made embroideries.
Plaited Tulle Toque For Midseason Theater Wear
The item describes a large toque of plaited tulle suited for midseason use and later theater or restaurant wear. It notes the crown wrapped with satin, a low brim, and a center trim of beads or rhinestones on gauze.
Handkerchief Picture Frame Craft Guide
Simple craft describes making a handkerchief picture frame by laundering ironing and folding the fabric. It explains folding the four corners to create a small square frame for a photo to hang on a wall.
Wry reflections on marriage and social prompts in a rural humor piece
A fragmented poem like monologue compares courtship costs, blamed wealth, and bachelor life with jokes about wives breaking wills. It notes a life that brightens with dawn and the lure of thrill seeking via automobiles and saloons, ending with a wary stance on Rowen’s amusements.
Truncated OCR Scenes From Domestic Life and Marital Strife
The text reveals garbled dialogue and captions about fortune telling, domestic duties, a divorce suit over lighting housework, harsh weather, and local grievances. It references a New York woman, a light housekeeper case, and misquoted phrases, all typical of a late 19th or early 20th century column.
Untitled fragment on remedies and nourishment
Fragment discusses remedies and natural assistance to health. Mentions proper nourishment and seeking genuine products for beneficial effects. Text appears disjointed with incomplete phrases and unclear context.
Big Bonanza Mine Revealed in 1873 Treasure Find
The text recounts the moment capital and hope waned before a final stroke of the plow uncovered the Big Bonanza silver mine in 1873, a treasure trove that has yielded ore valued at 150 009 900 dollars since.
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Bonanza
Riches Found by Accident and Allurements of the City
A mixed clipping recounts accidental riches like a Real del Monte deposit won after 12 years and a Spanish title, plus two Bolado brothers uncovering a silver block after an earthquake. It includes reflections on Cynic Walter Pater and a city shopping misread sign. It ends with a testimonial letter praising Grape-Nuts and Postum.
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Peter Terreros
Real del Monte Deposita
Hidalgo
Bolados
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Serge
Thrilla
Rowan
Roy
Courtesus
Nestrestius
Senna
California
Fic Syrup Co
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Dear Swift
Pater
Mrs. Perkins
Mandy
Land's Sake
Judee's
N.Y
Janeh
Elven
Postum Co
Cattle Creek
Mich
Wellvite
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