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Brookshire Times

Location

Brookshire, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1931

Page

2

What Did He See In Evelyn Day

Ada Gilbert recalls the question that haunts her after eloping with Tom Cass. Tom, now a powerful industrialist, rekindles old passion with Evelyn Day while Ada seeks status in Cass society. A scandal looms as Tom’s renewed affair tests marriages and pride, leaving Ada to confront her past and ambitions.

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Old Glory and its origin told by a Yankee captain

A long feature traces how the American flag came to be called Old Glory. It narrates Captain William Driver of Salem who, on his birthday, named the flag after seeing it flutter and later hid it during Civil War fears. The tale follows the flag’s journey to Nashville then to Mrs. Roland in Nevada and finally Bates who marches with Old Glory to London in 1872, showing friendly reception.

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Far-Sighted Women Need Not Look Far Ahead

An aphorism from American Magazine notes women can foresee proposals as clearly as a pickaninny can spot a parade, reflecting era attitudes and racial caricature.

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