Bribery Plot Unravels In Advance Office Deception
Editor Brand traps Judge Bartelmy by a staged bribe scheme using a hidden camera. The judge plans to pay ten thousand dollars to secure favorable coverage, but Brand reveals the trap with a photo of the bribery, exposing the man’s scheme and ending his attempt.
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Gueneviere McKenzie
Tyrell
Howard
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Durkin
Judge Bartelmy
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Wheeler Brand
Pique Fabrics Set Trend For Summer Bedroom Fixings
Pique takes the lead in stylish yet inexpensive summer cottage guest rooms with white corded pique pieces for bureau covers pincushions couch pillows curtains and bedspreads. Painted designs in cornflowers roses or chrysanthemums wash with mild soap and water and should not be wrung.
The Judge Deliberates as Bribery Unfolds
Bartelmy presents a stack of five hundred dollar bills to the judge and editor Brand in a tense scene. The jurist laughs and warns of late hours while Bar telmy contemplates the outcome should the Advance publish the scandal.
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Paper Hat Craft From Crape Paper Strips And Flowers
Instructions describe making a decorative paper hat using two inch crape paper strips braided into a frame and trimmed with matching mull. A wire frame is covered with braids, flowers are added, and a velvet-like band of glazed paper completes the effect.
To Whiten Handkerchiefs with Pipe Clay Soak
Discolored handkerchiefs can be whitened by soaking overnight in warm water with dissolved pipe clay. The next day wash and boil as usual, and their appearance will be greatly improved.
Home Dressmaker Tips to Prevent Skirt Droop
An amateur dress maker's skirts tend to droop at the back after wear. A remedy is to stitch a piece of tape down the back seam before wearing the skirt to keep its shape.
The Useful Tea Wagon from England
An English import tea wagon is described as a light labor saving servant for serving tea. It features rubber tires a glass tray top and shelves for cakes bread and butter. The article notes Americans rarely use such a wagon though a cheaper version could help clear away meal remains and save steps between kitchen and table.
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