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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
12
In the night Elsie sustains minor injuries but recovers under care while Dutch’s capture stirs amusement. The narrator and Alice share banter about habeas corpus as Constance and Mrs. Farnsworth tend Elsie, and a future with “endless tomorrows” looms between them.
In pursuit of runaways, the narrator travels to New York and checks on Barton affairs. He spots Montani in a theater crowd with Cecil Arrowsmith, Alice, and Mrs. Farnsworth, confirming the actor in town and linking them to the mystery.
Richard Searles, a successful American playwright, has written Lady Larkspur for a young actress Violet Dewing who has vanished. Bob Singleton, an aviator, travels to Barton Connecticut with the manuscript and finds a troubled household under suspicion of pro Germanism. Aunt Alice arrives, Terrence Bashford’s lawyer distrusts impostors, and Count Montana shows interest in Aunt Alices ostrich plume fan while a spy is captured.
Mabel complains that Mrs Dad ignored her on the street while she was with Mrs Millions. Julia defends her, calling Mrs Dad conceited and snobbish. The exchange centers on social status and perceived equality.
A torne fragment notes medieval belief in using serpent's skin steeped in vinegar to ease tooth pain. It also observes milliners and dressmakers influence church attendance and the value of courtesy in judging friends.
A monument honoring Col. John Singleton Mosby of the Confederate army was unveiled in Warrenton Virginia. A 25 foot granite shaft stands near the house with a bronze bas relief medallion of the Mosby Rangers leader, funded by contributions from the South.
Mrs Thomas G Winter of Minneapolis was chosen president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The selection marks a milestone for the organization and highlights Winter's leadership in national women’s club circles.
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