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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1909

Page

9

Wealthy suitor and shipboard intrigue in a Cape voyage

On a ship bound for Cape, Miss Jenny confronts a tainted romance with Mr. Blake. He admits plans for a risky catamaran escape to avoid being separated, while the African coast looms as a dangerous lure. Tension between desire and danger drives their uneasy conversation aboard.

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Cocoa Nuts and a Grove Tale Turned Corner

A fragment quotes a backwoods exchange about retreating to a grove of cocoanuts with a plan to to gather nuts. The speaker debates leaving, noting no water nearby and a dry meal if the flask runs dry. The mood hints at humor and a near escape.

Lion confronts Blake and Miss Leslie in African savanna

Blake climbs a palm for nuts while Miss Leslie fears a lurking lion. The beast remains hidden behind tall grass, then stalks closer provoking Blake’s bluff and a dramatic plan to lure the predator. The confrontation escalates as the lion circles, and Blake orders a dangerous setup to distract the animal.

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Island Ordeal of Genevieve Leslie and Blake

An American heiress Miss Genevieve Leslie, Englishman Lord Winthrope, and Tom Blake survive a steamer wreck on a remote island. Blake protects the trio, Leo fever and peril, leopard attack, and dangerous schemes unfold. Winthrope dies after fever and a storm tests their survival and budding tensions.

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Three French Gowns Show Varied Pannier Draperies

Julia Bottomley reviews three French gowns illustrating pannier and overskirt drapery suited to different figures. Figure 1 favors slender shapes with ornate soutache braid, figure 2 presents a versatile all in one with an overskirt effect, and figure 3 offers the washerwoman style with long lines and minimal waist fullness for a taller silhouette.

Milady JULIA_ BOTTOMLEY

Substitutes Good and Bad in Fashioned Understudy

The article argues against snobbery in choosing substitutes for luxury fur and gemstones. It compares white bunnie for ermine and black kittens for fox and lynx, praising durable semi precious stones as preferable understudies to paste jewelry.

Corset Covers Feature Lace Embroidery Medallions

Corset covers may combine lace and embroidery with medallions applied to the lace. Yokes are popular but often serve as the sole decoration on plain nainsook covers.

Neck Purse For A Child

A small fold-over neck purse designed for children to carry a few coins and a shopping list. It features a top flap with a button, a long neck cord, and a hanging position to prevent loss while teaching kids responsibility.

Small purse from remnant silk edges and ribbon

A brief note describes making a small purse from scraps of silk or brocade with soft silk lining. It mentions finishing edges with narrow ribbon and warns the purse helps prevent money from being dropped or lost.

How to Make Silk Sleeve Aids for Winter Capes

Tips for warmer capes suggest adding loose silk sleeves matching the cape lining or exterior. Sew warm sleeves, finish top and bottom, and attach with ribbon or elastic. To wear, slip sleeves on then capes over them and tack near the shoulder line. Ensure the sleeves do not distort the cape’s shape.

Handshake Customs Traced to Royal Quirk of Pain

A fragment notes a quirky social habit where a group copied royal etiquette by shaking hands at chin level to avoid arm friction from a medical abscess. The passage cites observers including Jessér Aghts and references to HomerNotea TM.

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