17 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
1
A fragment from the Boston Journal recounts a street scene on Eliot street in the South end where a hardware dealer’s skates sign is torn by a newsboy and reappeared at a liquor store. The pages include quips about marriage, a humorous exchange with Mr Cum TOX, and a gag about a fashionable cook and a stubborn gown.
A reader recounts severe stomach pain from coffee and catarrh, saying quitting coffee and switching to Postum improved digestion and strength. The letter endorses Postum as a remedy and urges others to consider it for coffee related ailments.
In this tale a famed poet Tempest renounces writing after being disturbed by Lucy Carew, an American seeking a study of his work. After a tense encounter, she stays, learns his manuscript, and tempers his anger as she weighs an essay. Tempest later seeks marriage with Lady Ormond amid a requested divorce.
In a continued chapter scene Miss Drew and Mrs Henry recall Basil's childhood as a prolific writer. The housekeeper describes the young Basil shaping a birthday story from a stick and recalls his later move from Craven to Oxford, the mystery of his upbringing, and the longing to write a letter or memoir for others.
Tempest returns to a London writer’s retreat to find Miss Carew waiting, sharing tea and a manuscript. He urges her to burn it, she resists, and their charged exchange shifts to the manuscript’s fate as she reads aloud and he critiques Lady Ormond while a photo of Tradty Armond lingers.
The readable portion mentions buying new shoes and a note about an address in New York. No clear names, dates, or complete actions are evident. The fragmentary text limits extraction of a full item or event for a proper headline.
A fragment quotes a Cleveland Plain Dealer line on a mood of literary taste and adds an ad-like claim Rheumatism Cured In a Day by Dr Detchon s Relief. The latter asserts rapid cures and gentleness as virtues, reflecting era style and marketing rhetoric.
An aphoristic line noting resilience, suggesting optimising outcomes when facing adverse conditions and making the most of limited options. It frames a practical mindset about adapting to difficulties rather than seeking ideal solutions.
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