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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1913
Page
6
Major Hamlin and Molly Blair navigate danger at Fort Dolge and Fort Dodge as a planned interception unfolds. Vera Carson, revealed as Mrs Dupont, clashes with Le Fevre in a tale of war, betrayal, inheritance, and revived past entanglements.
In a tense interview Molly reveals a suspected blackmail conspiracy linked to Lieutenant Gaskins and Mrs Dupont. She says her fiancé Hamlin’s father is controlled by Mrs Dupont, forcing an arranged engagement she refuses. Molly uncovers Vera Carson’s true identity and a looming house of lies as danger closes in.
In a tense conversation by a dim window, Miss McDonald confides to a trustworthy man that her father is entangled in a troubling matter and cannot listen to any attack on Mrs. Dupont. She fears exposure and seeks aid, while both navigate the risk of discovery and the need for discretion.
Two marine engineers in the French convict settlement of New Caledonia earned pardons after secretly digging a seven year tunnel from their hut to the beach and building a boat with improvised parts and a home made engine. They were betrayed by a fellow convict, thwarting their escape plan.
The piece questions American walking habits and participation. It ponders whether people walk regularly and notes only a few actually do. The tone is observational about the public’s movement and activity levels.
A family tale shows Mr and Mrs Stubbs as devoted home missionaries. Their children learn the value of giving, and Jessie’s curiosity about birthday cookies ends with a personal reward rather than a church obligation. The moment reveals childhood delight and household faith.
Parks denies rumors of market manipulation claiming he has merely been operated upon and not actively trading. The exchange of misinformed claims arises as investors seek clarity amid market chatter.
Lace dominates the summer negligee trend with elaborate trims across full length gowns. Crepe de chine and shadow lace pair with ribbons and silk flowers, while dotted batiste and florals appear in affordable options for everyday wear. French negligees feature allover lace and nude shoulder effects, with ribbons and draped silhouettes central to the season’s look.
Practical guide describing home methods to re curl ostrich feathers using heat and a sharp blade. Steps recommend heating the feather, then carefully drawing a blade along the fronds to restore curl, with repeated passes and gentle handling to avoid damage.
From scraps of cretonne a clever woman fashions a decorative hat box cover and interior by wrapping a band around the box, using paste to join edges, and lining with cretonne or plain fabric. The project features rose-sprigged French cretonne and suggests bright color accents and trim for sport coats.
A discussion of lightweight worsted coats highlights their practicality for summer wear. They complement draped afternoon outfits and short skirted travel ensembles, offering style for motor trips, rail journeys, and sea voyages with jauntily attractive options in crepe de chine, lamadowne, or foulard fabrics.
Instructions describe treating yellow perspiration stains on waists using peroxide of hydrogen then ammonia, washing wool with ammonia water to remove odor without damaging fabric. It also notes using sal volatile and open flame cautions to remove marks on delicate materials, advising strong drafts to avoid inhaling fumes.
The notice suggests extending silk stocking life by sewing soft silk on the inside of the toe and heel. A patch of Japanese wash silk around the edge and another at the top where the garter fastens is advised.
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