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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
10
A satirical sketch by George Ade recalls a late 19th to early 20th century circle of four women chasing wealth and security through marriage. The piece critiques social norms, method of courtship, and the era’s foibles, contrasting ideals of true love with pragmatic financial planning and property stakes.
A jumble of names and anecdotes traces Miss Celeste Jadel and Prof. Moley circles around Roosevelt era diplomacy. The piece distorts memory with dubious details about Jadel age, germ jewels, a jewel case, and assorted town caricatures. It closes with a moral about judgment amid community chatter.
A tale of Daphne and John exploring gender roles and a love tested by hair and fashion. John abandons his college persona for a feminine look to win Daphne, who resists but warms as recognizing genuine affection despite her crop head and athletic life.
A persimmon bezoar is a concretions formed in the stomach from undigested persimmon flesh skin and seeds. Historically believed to have medical properties and as antidotes to poison, these stomach balls could require surgical removal when large or obstructive.
In Paris, bows and pleats rise as the season’s big vogue. Designers feature pleated gowns with subtle, discreet treatment and bold bow accents. The bow motif appears in daytime and evening wear, with green velvet bows and pink satin gowns illustrating varied, fetchingly applied styles.
Describes the heart as a hollow muscular organ about six inches long located slightly to the left of the breastbone. Notes the average adult heart weighs around 800 grams in women and 250 grams in men. The beat may be felt between the fifth and sixth ribs near the left nipple, with a small part extending beyond the sternum into the space under the third or fourth rib.
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