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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
3
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In a rural gathering on the Bluff, Miss Cynthia cares for Blossom as Alan and Evelyn join a lively afternoon of pictures and refreshments. Miss Selina Sue orchestrates hosting with Miss Kinney and Mrs Dobbs, while Ellen Kent’s dinner invites Cynthia and Alan toward possible romance amid gossip and social ties.
Miss Selina Sue worries over Blossom who suffers pneumonia with possible croup as she asks for Miss Cynthie and Miss Kinney. Mr. Alan consoles her while recalling past traumas and affirming that love guided by common sense helps care for the child. The scene ends with Miss Kinney arriving to sell suppers as Blossom fights for health.
A French adviser to a Paris hotel school head promotes Dr Auerbach's Ene mies of Noise rules for hotels. Managers must curb loud travelers and those with foul language, with violators blacklisted from 711 certified hotels as the shield spreads.
A highwayman named Bolland confined in Newgate sought to defer trial by affidavit of illness. The pilloried device involved an apothecary declaring the defendant would be in imminent danger of death if tried at the next session. The judge stated he believed the claim, but the trial was ordered to proceed immediately.
Miss Selina Tune runs a rear grocer y nursery for neighborhood babies called Soap-Babies. Alan Kent and Cynthia Page help care for Blossom as she battles pneumonia while Miss Selina Sue embodies maternal strength. A romance blooms amid crisis with promises of support and hidden feelings, ending with communal kindness as the dawn lifts the Bluff.
A New York real estate man boasts of a New Jersey cemetery project with cheap prices yet fails to sell any lots. He quips residents lack energy to die, threatening to convert the site into a cabbage patch if activity does not pick up. A softly spoken man questions about early cabbages as the scene closes with a judge’s remark.
Walter Winans comments during a recent American visit on international marriages noting they are as good as others if both partners are suitable. He warns men are often fortune hunters and recounts a Chicago father lamenting a foreign son-in-law. The Count replies that love was the motive after all.
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