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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
6
A tense domestic scene unfolds at cards as Edith probes Dorothy about marriage. George, tired and worn, laments the strain while Edith pushes for truth about aprons and independence, leaving the narrator uneasy and trapped in conversation.
A long tract extols tuning the body like a locomotive with focus on avoiding risk from neglecting nourishment and proper function. It touts VEENOLAK as a tonic sold by Hart Drug Co. in High Point North Carolina amid a broader narrative about temptation and social dynamics surrounding a married couple Edith and George.
Many Americans report improved health after using Tanlac to combat influenza flu pneumonia and chronic weakness. Miss Mildred O'Hara of Memphis recalls severe illness after an appendectomy five years ago and credits Tanlac with restoring strength energy and relief from headaches.
A revitalized man recounts recovering from severe weakness after using Garren's Tonic. He describes rapid improvements in appetite, sleep, and energy and urges a fellow sufferer to start the remedy immediately.
A hush wedding ends with Edith and George at the Biltmore for luncheon after a quiet ceremony. Edith indulges hunger ordering nearly everything on the menu while George asks for tea and dry toast. Their past included quarrels and a prior interest in another man, Salter, and Edith notes she wouldn’t attract other women. Separately, Mr and Mrs G D Grimes announce the birth of son Harold Bristowe on May 25.
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