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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
2
Norfolk Virginia woman Mrs J A Jones recounts recovery after June 1904 use of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She notes improved health through menopause and urges other sick women to try the remedy, offering to answer letters.
A fragment from the Kansas City Star recalls a boy named Bearcat striking his brother Munt with an ax during a heated family quarrel. Onlookers and local chatter describe the attempt as an aborted act intended to force submission, with witnesses unsure of the motive.
Among many who praise Tanlac for weight health and strength A R Whites says the tonic rebuilt him after months of run down indigestion and liver trouble. Three bottles refreshed his system and restored appetite and energy, with renewed vigor. Tanlac sold by all good druggists.
In a quoted exchange, a speaker notes high yearly costs of maintaining a country house each summer. The response argues savings from self-reliance, but adds that no external help is available and the wife must handle all tasks herself.
Jerry and Prudence navigate a stalled homecoming marked by social bustle and chores. Jerry aids her mother in dance lessons while Rae Forsythe and Jerry tour a cheap, stark four‑section house on Central Avenue, debating its austere design and value for their future.
In New York Jerry Harmer, an aspiring artist, grows close to painter Theresa while a detached admirer Duane fails to win her. After a sequence of rebuffs and a revelatory present, Jerry reevaluates art, returns home to Des Moines, and wins her parents’ sympathy with tales from the city.
Rae and Jerry tour a run down street with dejected homes and a dream of a different layout. They imagine repurposing spaces from staircases to stalls while Rae rejects the place as unfit for a home. Jerry pursues a plan and asks about the price and terms, proposing an immediate trip to negotiate.
Prudence and Jerrold dine as Jerry reveals plans to borrow money to buy and renovate a run down house near Seventeenth Street opposite Good Park. She imagines flipping the property for ten thousand dollars, hoping to profit while sparking neighborhood renewal. She mentions the car nicknamed the Baby and her excitement at a future payoff.
A clipped fragment notes a fellow getting into trouble upon discovery, with garbled references to Portland and Sirprese, suggesting a local or social incident described in a terse newspaper style.
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