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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
7
In a Bahamas setting old man Tyler dismisses talk of treasure while Ratcliffe observes a shady crew of Spaniards aboard the wreck vessel. The passage hints at a Caribbean underworld and looming danger as the plot unfolds.
On the yacht Dryad Sir William Skelton and Bobby Ratcliffe quarrel over conditions. A fishing boat’s arrival introduces the Sarah Tyler crew Satan Tyler and Jude, who resemble a boy in dress. Ratcliffe accepts their invitation and learns of buried treasure as he becomes entangled with the Tyler siblings on their vessel.
Satan Jude and Ratcliffe evade Dark and Carquinez as they wait aboard the Sarah for pursuit to ease. The newcomer Juan Bango, linked to tobacco kingpins and Matt Sellers, angers the group with suspicion of betrayal while the island stash remains hidden and the chase lingers.
On the Sarah and the Juan Bango, Jude reveals Satan died of smallpox a week ago, stirring distrust among the crew. Satan contemplates a plan to drag in Cark for help with the hidden cache and wreck, weighing risks of staying versus leaving. Ratcliffe listens as plot unfolds about securing money and resources before pursuit.
Satan and Ratcliffe arrive on a yacht to confront Carquinez and Cark while Sellers observes. The crew discuss a wreck tale, a possible share in a treasure, and the need for trustworthy help as they plan how to handle a delicate consolidation of power aboard the Juan type vessel.
A terse remark implies someone suspects Holt and Ratcliffe of knowing others, prompting questions about relationships and awareness. The source emphasizes the speaker’s frustration at perceived assumptions and hints at hidden knowledge or involvement.
A tour of Detroit automobile plant laboratories reveals metals suffer ailments like humans. Metallurgists act as physicians, diagnosing flaws and curing the metals to restore strength and durability.
Paris couturiers unveil a spring avalanche of tailored suits in straight line, bell shaped, and 1880 silhouette options. Styles feature two belts, varied skirt lengths, and colors from gray and beige to leaf brown and toast with bright color accents. Navy afternoon wear pairs with vivid embroidery and printed silks or scarves.
A dainty boudoir lamp shade idea using lavender and pink petals on wire frames. Frames wrapped with ribbon tape and georgette or taffeta petals sewn tight, edged with rosebud trim or gold galloon for charm.
Interior decorating expert William Dallas Campbell urges harmony between wall paper and draperies to echo colors. He emphasizes color balance, light, and cheer in dining and breakfast rooms, noting a large morning window for freshness.
The article outlines morning flat heeled suede shoes to pair with a one piece morning frock, gray and brown suede for afternoon with matching stockings, and brocaded or metal cloth slippers for evening wear. It urges simple designs with few straps or trims to mirror the dress, avoiding fanciness and keeping the overall look plain and coordinated.
Early summer capes are described bound prettily in silk ribbons with panels faced by exquisitely combined ribbons, showcasing decorative ribbon work.
A guide urges distributing reading and work light throughout the home to boost comfort for all, including family staff. It notes wasteful placements like radiators and center-wall ceiling lights, recommending wall sockets and targeted lighting in living spaces, dining areas, kitchens, and hallways to improve reading.
Instructions for finishing braid trimmings include twisting cotton around fraying braid before cutting just below the tied part. A thread across the cut end prevents unraveling. Bind coat edges by tacking on both sides before neat stitching and ironing. For round designs sew the outer edge first and arrange inner fullness afterward.
An old tennis ball with its outer cover gone is praised as an excellent darning ball. It holds the stocking in place and won’t slip, outperforming a regular darning ball.
Small lace veils, falling an inch or more below the hat brim, are highlighted in spring millinery. They are especially favored on black Milan hats.
In a tale set around the Bald Eagles, Mrs. and Mr. Eagle discuss nesting, longevity, and the lure of the Fourth of July. They explain age, plumage changes, and safe growth for eaglets, while imparting eagle lore and the value of freedom to their young.
The Agricultural college in Manitoba investigates a new harvest scheme to bring bees from southern states to collect Manitoba honey all summer and die in the fall with no half-fare returns. Manitoba yielded one pound of honey per five pounds of butter last year, while a single Manitoba beehive produced 1344 pounds of honey in one day last June.
The Rt. Rev. Alexander C. Garrett of Dallas, now the presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church, is past ninety and the youngest of five brothers, all of whom pursued clergyman careers.
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