Rose Aldrich Finds Purpose In Chicago Marriage
Rose Stanton marries Rodney Aldrich into Chicago society seeking meaning. Harsh social life, financial talks, and Harriet’s push push them toward living in Florence McCrea’s house. Rose discovers she is pregnant, then gives birth to twins, reacting with mixed joy as she contends with a new life and questions about motherhood.
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Rose Aldrich
Rose Stanton
Rodney Aldrich
Chicago
Rose
Rodney
New York
James
Randolph
Barry Lake
Jane
Jimmy Wallace
Jimmy
Doctor Randolph
Jim
Eleanor Randolph
Frederica
Aldriches
Rosé
Harriet
Freddy
Contessa
McCrea House
Florence McCrea
Paris
Florence McCrean
Florence
Roddy
Doctor claims explosive could wreck tallest building
The Providence Evening Bulletin mocks a physician who alleges a powerful explosive, saying a five grain dose could demolish New York's tallest structure. It suggests the inventor should join the “dark room” where a famed discoverer of a cheap green gasoline substitute is said to reside.
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New York
Providence
KK I
There Is No Art In Taking Medicine
An advertisement urges readers to follow directions on Plantations Chill Tonic to end chills quickly. It claims the tonic keeps the liver healthy and contains no Calomel and is priced at 50 cents.
Burglary Joke Revealed By Pantry Key Bonfire
In a humor piece the couple misplace dresses after a kitchen scare. The husband confesses he burned the pantry key while hungry and mixing up crepe de chine with a walking skirt. He finds the key amid ashes in the garden.
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Clarence
Do Your Bit Help Save Paper and Pantry Tips
A Florida Times Union snippet offers frugal advice such as eating bread packaging, using a whisk broom with cream as a morning dish, watering the garden with tears, saving tin cans for roof repairs, and humorously notes a lazy husband may be compelled to work with proper harnessing.
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Florida Times-Union
Lending money builds temporary friendship until repayment
A saying notes that lending money creates friendship only until the borrower must return the amount. It reflects on trust and obligation in financial loans and the shifting nature of relations after repayment is due.
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Mr. Aldrich
Miss Harris
My Jionatore
Wheat Skinner Mfg.co
Omaha
USA
America
Druggista
Fyzardum
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