Resting at the Beach with Peggy
Patrice teases Peggy about flirting at the beach while Peggy explains she went there simply for a rest and quiet.
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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
6
Patrice teases Peggy about flirting at the beach while Peggy explains she went there simply for a rest and quiet.
Iowa Methodist conference at Atlantic ordered congregations to send letters to Iowa’s congressional delegation protesting an increased revenue tax on goods. The Des Moines conference also voted to host an interdenominational temperance convention in Atlantic on October 13 inviting churches and auxiliaries to send delegates.
Hall's Journal of Health praises Castoria as harmless and effective for stomach pains and nerves, noting it assimilates food, substitutes castor oil, and contains no opium or narcotics. The journal urges cautious use to prevent poisoning of children and affirms Castoria’s health benefits.
The American Red Cross and the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis outline how proceeds from holiday Red Cross seals will be used through April 30, 1915. Expenditures cover hospital care, maintenance, camps, dispensaries, visiting nurses, open air schools, and educational efforts to prevent tuberculosis infection.
In a terse exchange, Mr. Groucher complains the apartment is too small to turn around. The agent retorts the space is for selling apartments, not a ballroom. The remark highlights a clash over expectations in a cramped listing.
An exchange notes Mayme's very open countenance, followed by remark implying it invites scrutiny. The dialogue suggests tension and guarded perception between speakers as they discuss Mayme's demeanor.
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