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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1918

Page

6

Starr Family Adapts to Prudence's Return and Jerry Junior

In Mount Mark Iowa Rev Starr's household, Prudence returns with Jerry Junior, sparking mixed feelings as the five Starr sisters—Prudence, Fairy, Carol, Lark, and Connie—navigate adolescence, love, and sudden parenthood. Jerry declares his daughter Fairy Harmer, while the family ajusts to a new dynamic and Prudence's role as elder sister and paragon.

Mr. Starr Mount Mark Prudence Fairy Carol Lark Connie Grace

End of Fairy Chapter Shows Minister’s Odd Vigil

In chapter X, the eighteen year old twins attend a Presbyterian college while minister Mr. Starr grows unexpectedly nosy. He prowls the parsonage watching the family, prompting Aunt Grace to question his strange behavior and the girls to wonder about his motives.

Presbyterian College Starr Qarol Carol Lark Connie Grace Aunt Grace

Watching Carol and Connie in Mount Mark

In a family talk, William Starr weighs guarding his daughters. Aunt Grace argues Connie seeks city life and scrutiny, Prudence’s warnings echo about keeping watch for the right match while preserving their futures.

Prudence Carol Caro Aunt Grace Mount Mark Fatty Lark Connie Grace William Fairy

Man Sold Wife in Dartmoor Market for $11

A 1926 or 1927-era report notes a man permitted to sell his wife in the open market at Dartmoor, England, for eleven dollars. The item reflects a historical anecdote about marriage norms and legal constraints of the period.

Dartmoor England

Wealthy man Finds Joy in Wanting What Lacks

A rich man enjoys many pleasures yet feels the rare joy of desiring something unresolved. He reflects on pursuit over possession and the fulfillment found in longing rather than owning.

Boschee's German Syrup Ad Claim

An old advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup claiming fifty one years of use across the United States for coughs bronchitis and throat lung troubles. It promises a good night sleep free coughing easy morning expectoration and natural healing. The copy notes it is made in America and has sold for more than half a century.

Boschee United States America

Cuticura Beauty Ad Promotes Skin and Hair Remedies

Cleansing and beautifying the skin hands and hair are claimed by Cuticura Soup and Ointment. Free samples offered by writing Cuticura Dept. KX Boston. Available at druggists or by mail Soup 25c Ointment 25c or 50c Adv. Some people think they are never talked about because they never hear it.

Cuticura Dept. KX Boston

Spring Fever and Blood Purifier Remedies Promoted

An article urges fatigued springtime readers to try Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery a blood purifier made from Blood root Golden Seal Stone root Queen's root and Oregon Grape root. It also recommends weekly purges with Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to prevent auto intoxication and maintain health.

Queen’s Root Oregon Doctor Pierce Pierce

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