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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
7
A late night scene unfolds as Duane and Jerry confront desire and disillusion. After an assault on intimacy, Jerry rebukes him and flees while Duane searches the house, finding only Rhoda and Carter Blake in the window seat, with Korzky later reporting Jerry left for a taxi.
Fairy Geraldine Harmer, known as Jerry, grows from a laughed-at child named Fairy to a determined young woman. She plans to study art in New York, arguing for independence from parental control while her mother Prudence supports the move and envisions a studio near Rhoda La Faye.
In Carter Blake's New York studio apartment Geraldine Harmer meets wealthy idle Duane Allerton at a merry party. He admires her greatly and she echoes the sentiment until Allerton grows exhilarated, leading to unfortunate results.
An eight year old girl, Fairy Geraldine Harmer, was seated in one of Des Moines public school's forty primary department seats, marking her entry into the local education system.
A glimpse shows Jerry in domestic settings and expresses a desire for a life in New York. The piece hints at pursuit of ambition and change, contrasting comfort at home with the lure of the metropolis.
English war correspondent T. R. recounts Colonel Roosevelt delivering three simultaneous speeches on a windy day. He spoke to left center and right audiences with alternating sentences, maintaining perfect control without pausing to a word or thought.
Jacques Balmat reached the highest point in Europe atop Mont Blanc on August 8 1786 marking a historic ascent. The feat established Balmat as a notable climber and initiated Mont Blanc’s era of mountaineering fame.
Sift flour, baking powder and salt well. Beat eggs until light and mix with milk. Combine with flour to form a soft batter and bake using melted butter.
A quirky exchange is recorded with a playful line about an altar in a church and a prompt to be guided to it. The odd pairing hints at a humorous or satirical item titled Wisconsin Octopus.
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