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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
19
Belding discovers the spring has vanished due to a dust driven upheaval and faces a threat to Nell and his own plans. The confrontation with Radford Chase escalates as Nell arrives, and a dramatic rescue with Blanca and the guardian horsemen distracts from a looming crisis.
In Forlorn River Dick Gale returns with Nell by his side and Elsi e Gale, Bel ding, and the rangers witness a reunion. Nell fears her family won't accept her, but Gale convinces her his mother approves and urges a quick wedding while promising life among the open lands.
A tour through Russia’s principal elites reports widespread music in great centers with opera and orchestra everywhere. Performances are often free and well attended, though performers and audiences frequently face hunger. Admission concerts draw good crowds, as the government touts music’s cheering effect on the nation’s distressed people.
Brown on a country walk with a girl notices a cow and calf rubbing noses. He says it makes him want to “do the same thing.” She quips about a noble act, remarking it’s a rare cow sight. Ghost.
Ad extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root claiming cures for kidney, liver, and bladder ailments. Offers sample bottle by mail with ten cents and paper mention. Also notes a humorous reply from President J J Bernet on funny stories, cited from the New York Herald.
An advertisement extols a refined woman’s image through Cutieura soap and talcum powder. It promotes a bath with hot water to cleanse pores, followed by dusting, claiming it yields clear, sweet, healthy skin. The copy emphasizes fragrance and delicate influence.
A New York heiress, Catherine Wendell, who married Lord lor chester heir to the Earl of Carnarvon, drew praise for her beauty. A little girl, upon meeting her, gazed into her clear eyes and asked if they were new.
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