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Newspaper
Attica Ledger Press
Location
Attica, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
6
Ianthe Montague discovers the farm hand James Clifford is actually Dean, a titled admirer of long acquaintance, who had hidden his identity to test her feelings. He confesses his love, seeking forgiveness for the deception as she confronts their class and future.
Mrs. Edna Ristine of Veedersburg sues Noah Teegarden and wife to invalidate a deed she made. She alleges Teegarden acted as her attorney and used misrepresentations about a bank foreclosure to buy the property for far less than its value. Fred S. Purnell of Attica represents Mrs. Ristine. Teegarden also represents himself.
White seed corn offered at 1.50 per bushel by S B Newman of Stone Bluff, contact via telephone 226. Listing dated 31-4x.
Full Northup strain birds described as large and correct type with big lay ers of big white eggs. Eggs priced 2 dollars for 15, 3.50 dollars for 30, 5 dollars for 50.
Mrs Talleck has a remarkably attractive husband whose aura silences a room and draws envy. The sewing club members, led by Mrs Spenger and Mrs Bryden, envy his charm as they recall their own husbands' defects, while Mrs Talleck boasts his wit and consideration. After three meetings, the club dissolves in awe at his presence until his irritable, sleepy, small husband interrupts with childish complaints and cabbage fumes, ending with Spenger admitting happiness in the moment.
A Punch snippet shows a playful exchange where a hostess wonders about lateness after a Saturday night bridge session. The strict Sabbatarian colonel pushes back, while the hostess notes she was dummy during the ten minutes past twelve, capturing a light social moment.
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