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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
6
Joan Wentworth uncovers a perilous web around Doctor Lancaster as Morphine use and Myers manipulation threaten the institute. Lancaster admits morphine substitution and asks for aid while Joan resolves to stay, fight the doctor’s demons, and protect his reputation despite danger.
A New York fashion writer notes waves of color in Paris and Oriental influence driving bold palettes. Modern gowns display harmonious vibrant hues from emeralds to burgundies, with Callot and Chanel among leaders, while coats feature fur trim in kaleidoscopic shades and vivid patterns.
Irma Westlake and neighbors Danvers and Everly rent cottages near Mount Vernon. Jack Danvers recuperates from a foot injury while a pair of hens laid eggs in Irma's garden. A young girl secretly helps, delivering meals and care. Jack and Irma’s interest grows as a kitten and a puppy arrive, tying together two lonely lives. The eggs, though not golden, prove priceless to the two hopeful courtyards and their unlikely romance.
Nurses at Southern hospital in Avonmouth clash with Dr John Lancaster over an on going dispute. Joan Wentworth, a probationary nurse, makes a fatal blunder during a difficult operation. Lancaster blames her and she is suspended. Seeking reinstatement she overhears a violent confrontation and encounters a mysterious country nursing institute run by Lancaster. Myers threatens her as she uncovers a web of fear and deception surrounding the doctor and the secret institution.
A report notes that the truth of a morphine habit has surfaced, highlighting the difficulty of curing such addiction. It questions whether Joan can succeed in overcoming the struggle.
The Kansas City Star notes varied myths of woman's origin from Phoenician sculpture and life by Aphrodite to Hesiod’s clay figures in Zeus’ jest. Norse lore claims Odin and kin carved the first woman from elm wood, naming her Ernia, as part of creation legends.
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