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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
3
Kathleen Norris portrays Cherry and Peter reuniting in a refined San Francisco setting. Their revived romance unfolds through cafe talk, a return to the old house, and Cherry confessing unhappiness amid memories and looming decisions.
Cherry confesses love to Peter in a mountain valley and they plan to run away together. They consider life in France or other distant places and discuss Alix’s possible forgiveness. Peter proposes a careful escape by steamship to begin a new life away from courtship and scandal, with hope for a child and a shared future.
Dr Amy Kaukonen argues against narrow standards for women. She defends bobbing hair, short skirts, and Corset abolition while praising dance and modern jazz as expressions of style and liberty.
In Ashington New Hampshire a dog named Jack Johnson attends a country school every day with his young owner Ralph Johnson. He has a desk a seat an attendance report and a pristine record proving a model student with classmates. The teacher Philip Marey praises Jack as a gentleman and scholar highlighting his protective role for Ralph and his sister on the walk to school.
George A. Gordon of AREKA Kansas is one year past his centennial and remains mentally sharp and informed on politics and current events. Born January 22 1821 in Warren County Ohio he lived in Sullivan County Indiana and pursued law before farming. He attributes longevity to temperate habits debt avoidance and outdoor life. Gordon married Sarah Dunn in 1852 and had nine children two lost in the Civil War. He has nine grandchildren twenty great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren.
In Philadelphia the Rosier marriage ends in a double homicide. Mrs. Rosier shot her husband Oscar Rosier, president of Rosier Advertising, and his stenographer Mildred Reckitt after uncovering their affair. Both victims died soon after at the hospital. The wife confessed, saying she warned them and acted after discovering the affair. She hid in the office, bought a revolver, and shot through a door, striking both victims.
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