23 Nov 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1912
Page
1
The advertisement lists robespiere collars in black blue and green. New collar and cuff sets for coats in white and ecru. Cluny collar and cuff sets priced at 1 50. Pleatings including pleated net in white and ecru at 25 cents.
Sianing Coats for Fall and Winter Some with Novelty Collars Velvet and Button Trimmed some with Belt in back Choice of splendid material including bomnele chevyren in five tone effects diagonal novelty Kerseys and swageer Scetch and English mixtures Coats sell for 8.50 10.50 etc Very attractive full length models of chinchilla prospect broadcloth cheviots lus i corduroy Roy caracul and serge
In a snowbound great hall three sisters, Amy, Lena, and Felicia, untangle a discarded note found by Nora. Teneford Dales looms in conversation as Miss Lindsay ponders a secret, while Felicia wires her own romance with Langford and Nora schemes behind the scenes.
Felicia overhears Lena and Langford at dinner while Lena ignores her. Felicia hides her jealousy then tries to recover as Lena plans to leave. Lena finds a blotched note meant for Felicia and discovers a hidden confession that threatens Felicia’s happiness.
A London Opinion appraisal ribbing a thrift sermon notes a preacher warning against profiting from Sabbath offerings. The piece mocks the tension between pious speech and financial gain, highlighting public curiosity about religious discourse influencing charity practices.
A dialogue contrasts a wonder and a miracle with a playful test. Woodland asserts a five dollar touch would be a wonder, while Lorain counters that returning it would be a miracle.
A short reflective line notes that laughter sits between day and night, a twilight between joy and restraint, and a smiling mood that hovers between both states. The author H. W. Beecher frames irony and charm in a single aphoristic thought.
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