Labor Day Romance Ends in A Veiled Scandal
Reginald Atwater, a wealthy thirty year old, courted Marian Wyman amid social pressures and a growing attachment from Lucy Trimble. After a seashore Labor Day outing with Atwater planning a match and a chaperone, a missing watch led to a late-night disappearance. Marian suspects deceit as a hidden romance unfolds, ending with a troubling admission of impropriety.
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Etter
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Summer Boarding Lane Tryst Disrupts Farm Engagements
A farmhouse boarding scene unfolds with a engaged young couple and rival suitor. The girl and her fiancé confront rumors of another affair as they walk, cross a brook, and discuss loyalties. A post-supper confrontation reveals a concealed letter and a reckless charm. The engaged man faces a choice between fidelity and flirtation as two other women observe.
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Open Way to Convince the Skeptic in Indiana
A citizen W C Johnston of West Philadelphia Street recounts back pain eased after using Deans Kidney Pills from Herrick Bros drug store. He reports swift relief with no recurrence and endorses the product. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. A PROGRESS and National Tribune offer $1.50 for one year subscriptions if paid in cash by January 1 1904 to THE INDIANA PROGRESS Indiana PA.
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Sand for Sale From Lam Deliveries Rush Orders
Sand for sale by Lam offering immediate delivery of large orders and crushing about 500 bushels per day. Small quantities available from the sand bin at 782 Philadelphia Street, rear of the store. DL, Pattison.
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The Loop on the Shirt
The uptown laundry superintendent laments shirt loops on back collars as a nuisance for pressing. He notes laundresses misinterpret the loop’s purpose and that flatirons push it onto the shirt band, hindering work as finishers push customers to accept the worn feature.
Subscriptions Offered For Civil War Veterans Papers
The notice promotes a one year subscription to the National Tribune and Progress for $1.50, with a limited-time reduced price. It also advertises Dean's Ointment at 50 cents, muslin trespass notices at 5 cents each, and both the Indiana Progress and Toledo Blade weekly for $1.25.
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