The Heavenly Twins Chapter XII Continues Aboard
Gertrude clings to life after a perilous shipboard escape as Captain and Redmond leap into the water. Saved by a swift raft, Gertrude faces quayside nerves and shipboard officials while waiting for her husband, confronting difficult departures and a tense return to land.
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Latest Fashions Hit new Orange Color and Feathers
The piece highlights a bold new orange yellow blend dominating summer head wear and trims. It notes gilt accents, silk braids, and prominent feathers, with attention to summer dresses, pongee gowns, and elaborate waist styles, plus refined caps and capes in fawn and black braid.
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Frosted Windows Damages Forekeepers Store Displays
In extreme cold frost on display windows irritates forekeepers and tailors. A plan used in northern Russia creates a three-inch gap between two glass panels to block frost moisture. The outer sash is caulked and sealed, a second sash sits about three inches inward, forming a double gap. Kept clean and dry, the setup is claimed to be effective. The Boston Herald notes the method relies on sound scientific principles and warrants trial in artful window dressing days.
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Proved Beyond a Doubt Rheumatism Cure
Middlesex July 25 That rheumatism can be cured beyond doubt by Mrs Retney A Clawson known here She says Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her Rheumatism after five years invalidism Her story notes relief after taking two boxes enabling her to tend to grave chores and garden tasks while explaining that the pills remove uric acid from the blood and restore kidney function
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Westinghouse and Vanderbilt Footnote in Braking History
A youthful George Westinghouse sought funding for his automatic brake from Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt. Vanderbilt dismissed him with the note I have no time to waste on fools. Later, when the brake proved successful at the Pennsylvania Railroad, Vanderbilt invited Westinghouse to call.
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Venetian Industry and the Bead Making Trade
The passage describes Venive lndnatry evolving around bead making in Venice. It details discovering that treated beads dipped in ash and dried resemble pencils, and explains the wax-protected pearl filaments and hollow glass beads blown and polished into revolving cylinders. It highlights a historic Venetian bead industry thriving on such techniques.
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Grape-Nuts Restores Health, Says Ailing Man
A man who felt near death after grip and malnutrition credits Grape-Nuts and cream with restoring strength. He reports dramatic recovery in three months, returning to vigorous work and improved mental clarity. At over 55 he feels and appears younger, urging others to try the product and noting a booklet in each package.
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