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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1914
Page
5
Rural Route 23 resident Elvin Sullivan travels to Peru on business. Several visits and social calls follow among neighbors including the Bergers, Dices, Lantzes, and Swope family. A drought-stricken farmer and a storm bring relief as rain saves crops and life, while a local peach shipment highlights farm produce quality.
J A Dice of Peru spends the week with his father JJ W Dice northwest of Denver. Mrs W H Howes and Miss Alma Norris attend Bible Conference at Winona Lake. Omer Bond of Peru and Miss Effie Moody visit Miss Alma Dukes for dinner. Wood Wright goes to Logansport for Elks band wedding. Miss Josephine Brewer near Wabash visits Denver with Mr and Mrs John Wright. Earl McCoy of Peru and Mr and Mrs W W Sellers with daughter Helen dine with Emma McCoy. Miss Grace Dennison of Peru visits Dr and Mrs E S Waymire. Herbert McGrew, Mrs Waymire’s brother, also in town. Dennison visits Mr and Mrs L F Cooper in the afternoon.
In a rain soaked scene a man races toward a distressed woman and forgets the fields as fear melts into relief. He greets her with a kiss and embraces her, asking about corn while his true joy centers on their reunion.
A Louisville Times item recounts Beatrice, four, raised by a devotee of a modern sect who teaches love of all. When tempted to misbehave she must apologize or exclaim phrases like Get thee behind me Satan, sparking humorous reactions from her mother and readers.
The Oxford Newdigate prize story centers on Lord Tennyson and the examiner who mistook a mark as good. Three judges read Timbuctoo, and a misread letter led to the win. The misread mark turned into a lasting literary moment.
In a humorous scene, Parson Heavegrace responds with a merry twinkle and declares he would take the gizzard, prompting amused reactions from the others.
Dialogue excerpt shows Little Pitchers pressing Miss Mamie to say how her head sounds. Miss Mamie retorts with a playful defiance about the sound of her head as the child teases her.
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