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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
6
Aimee laments a stay with Lady Maythea Lambe at Jervaulx and teams with American Billy to steal then recover the Lambe emeralds. A chase, disguises, a cave hiding, and a web of mistaken identities unfold as romance and secrecy complicate the Lambe family saga.
In a night of disguises Bertrand yields to Diana in armor and romance as Aimee foils their flight with a burglar alarm. Diana and Bertrand plan a morning announcement while Georgina and Alexander confess love and a betrothal unfolds with Lady Erythea’s blessing.
In a noon drawing room scene Georgina learns that her cousin Diana is engaged to Monsieur de Jussac following a long wait. Aunt Erythea expresses delight at the match praising its romantic and desirable outcome.
The scene shows Billy complaining about constant rain in the countryside while addressing the dry soil. His mood is unusually despondent as he confronts the weather and his surroundings.
In a 19th century exchange, Fort Wayne journalists Nelson Morass and Yass clash after Beecham exposes private histories. Nelson erupts over a Gazette attack, Morass dismisses the lies, then acknowledges some truth amid the scorched exchange.
A Life magazine quotation praises endurance through financial losses front-line service tax disputes shipwreck and long subway commutes. It notes a moment when even a calm man becomes desperate after failing to get phone numbers and receiving a grim judgment at a sanitarium.
A brief remark notes that lending to friends gains popularity but repayment tests bonds, quoting a Topics of the Day Films item about friendship and finance, reflecting social dynamics and the price of trust.
The term stentorian derives from Stentor, a legendary Grecian herald famed for a voice as loud as fifty men shouting together.
Mrs Mary Snyder of Charlottesville Virginia reports gaining twenty pounds after two years of stomach trouble rheumatism and a nervous run down condition. She says Tanlac restored her health and happiness and notes the medicine is sold by druggists with over 85 million bottles sold.
A proverb notes that every time a man seeks fortune telling he ends up losing a small share of his wealth. The saying reflects caution about divination and financial risk.
An old advertisement urges buyers to insist on Bayer tablets or aspirin products only, noting the Bayer name on packages or tablets as proof of genuine aspirin. It claims safety for over twenty two years with various pains and lists tablet formats and prices.
Mrs A D Earls of 630 N 6th St Olean New York describes monthly headaches nosebleeds backache and insomnia. After two bottles she reports improvement with no headaches or backache and says she feels like a new woman praising Lydis Pinkham Vegetable Compound.
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