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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
1
Rhoda and Jerry attend a party then stage a dramatic lighting session at Rhoda's studio. Rhoda directs Jerry to pose on the rug while she adjusts a tall floor lamp to cast perfect light on a key figure, finally capturing a dramatic shadow and expression.
Jerry cleans and hides her art materials after a failed passion for painting. She shares breakfast with Theresa who mocks her art dreams, while Jerry faces an identity crisis about remaining an artist or quitting. Rhoda returns home after a party and confides about Francy England and Duane Allerton, hinting at shifts in their social circle.
In a domestic scene at the breakfast table Katherine Edelman and Helen Danvers watch Robert Danvers dread the news of a lost stock. His daughter Hilda reveals the investment remained in the desk, avoiding ruin. The family plans a New Year celebration once truth is faced and joy returns.
A department store scene shows Alice calmly handling last minute buyers with cheerful efficiency while a floorwalker and staff manage the rush. After Christmas and into New Year preparations, Mr Grell delivers a note and hints at a personal request amid the bustling turnover.
Jerry Harmer, daughter of Prudence, meets wealthy idler Duane Allerton at a New York studio party. He admires her, she resents his familiarity, and she leaves abruptly. The narrative then traces Jerry’s youth in Des Moines and her move to New York to study art. In the city she rooms with Mimi Delaney, befriends painter Theresa, and embraces artistic life.
The scene recalls a taxi ride to Brooklyn with Jerry and Carter Bhicke’s noted “contract souge.” Friends remember that night for the warmth of Duane Allerton’s smile and the lingering glamour of a girlhood dream.
Jobe Burroughs muses on forming lasting floral friendships through outdoor gatherings and shared nature experiences. He suggests pleasant occasions like picnics, walks, or camping trips foster easy, natural introductions to botanical treasures and wildlife, preferring a gradual, unhurried exploration.
A New Year’s wish from Edith L. Smith in the Outlook offers encouragement for moving ahead past hardships. It speaks of trust, resilience, and finding growth from past trials, hoping for stronger love, shared joy, and blue skies of peace guiding a faithful heart.
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