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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1904
Page
8
A narrative describes a ship fire with a calm captain and brave passengers. Women and children crowd the after deck as buckets of water are hurled to suppress the blaze, while working women and gentler figures assist and comfort the frightened. A frantic quick evacuation unfolds under a smoky, blazing forepart.
A terrorized scene unfolds as a frantic passenger screams fire and a woman leaps into the sea. Survivors and crew fight the blaze, with Gertrude and her son aiding others while officers defend the gangway. A dramatic, perilous evacuation ensues as the ship battles flames and smoke, tests discipline, and rescues are prepared.
A long feature on thin soft fabrics for summer organdies, pleated bodices, shirred skirts, and trimmed dresses in white and color. It describes lace, ribbon, and embroidery as the main trimmings, with examples of gowns, textures, and color themes, plus a brief bridal and accessories note and a humorous aside on a horse ride with an egg.
On a stormy night the ship’s boats are lowered as waves lash the vessel. Gertrude scans for young Redmond who, unseen, cuts a wire tether to the bulwark while a cautious mother watches from the deck. He teases by mentioning Manda in a sly way as the family bonds surface in crisis.
A Missouri woman recounts twenty five years of stomach agony and misdiagnoses until she switched to Postum at dinner with a friend. After three months of Postum, she remained healthy while coffee caused distress again. She notes family benefits and urges a ten day trial of Postum as a coffee substitute with the famous booklet The Bond to Wollville in each package.
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