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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
5
In Seattle on October 2 Rev Chauncey J Hawkins disputed Armand T Nichols claim that modern beauties are dumb and wicked. He argued the flapper era is a test period ending with a new order of women and that true womanliness rests beyond hair and attire. He called germs in skirts a sign of progress.
Boston October 2 AP The Commercial Bulletin reports wool market strength with upswings through the week. Medium wools lead gains of 3 to 6 percent, fine wools rise too, and overseas markets stay firm. Prices for fleece types, combing grades, and mohair show notable advances across regions from Texas to California and Oregon.
New York reports cautious optimism as business expands and forecasts improve. Oriented by rising investments, West and South dispatches indicate stronger crop returns and better collection rates. Insolvencies decline in September, signaling improved finances alongside solid bank clearings at 2 182 328 090 dollars.
Tangier dispatch reports Tetuan the capital of Spanish Mororca heavily shelled by Rifian forces using 73 millimeter pieces on Monday night. Spaniards admit casualties while artillery fire from the hills to the north continues. Rebels later stopped firing as counter moves Fulton, with unclear tolls on Tangier defenders and Rifian positions nearby.
Laramie Wyoming October 2 notables decline participation in a parade at the Omaha national convention the American Legion post will stage a stage coach parade ride Governor Nellie Ross and Senator Francis F E Warren and President Coolidge all decline invitations to ride an effort remains to take Coolidge to the reviewing stand Wyoming regionaires will escort the coach, which is owned by the University of Wyoming and will travel in a baggage car
Grover Rhoades, a prominent Beaver City young man, was arrested and brought before the Beaver City Park board for playing checkers in the city park on Sunday. He was released after promising not to repeat the offense.
Peter Lyster returns from war with memory loss and fails to recognize Nan Marraby, his fiancée before enlistment. Nan cares for her motherless brothers in London while remaining courted by John Arnott, a fellow officer, and pursued by moneylender Harley Sefton, whose advances trigger tension as Nan grapples with doubt, jealousy, and a fragile reunion at the Marraby estate.
Nan confronts Peter after noticing Harley Sefton near the window. She rebukes the idea of Sefton as a friend, admits doubts about his character, and resolves to face her situation herself, insisting no man is as he seems. Peter presses for details, but Nan stays wary and self-reliant.
An instalment scene shows Nan and Peter facing a tense memory as old quarrels and a forgotten past surface. Nan resists, then admits emotion, while Peter questions if she recalls him and their shared history. The moment hints at a rekindled, fragile connection in a continuing story.
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