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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1926
Page
3
In a storm of affection and secrecy, Jerrold’s home hosts Duane as Prudence nears arrival. Tensions rise over past secrets while Jerrold shields family ties, removing traces of Duane’s stay and awaiting Prudence’s return.
Ethel Hueston Ference describes Ele wondering if Jerry bears a hidden mark. Ele reads his features with trax-bright eyes but he says nothing. She releases her grip and kisses him, sharing a moment of tense emotion.
In Des Moines Jerry Navigates a web of social ties. Adela Longley fishes for a ride with her Harmer, while Duane Allerton’s presence sparks gossip among Jerry Prudence and Jerrold. Jerry contends with attention from the town’s set as Thanksgiving dances loom and a potential clash of pride and affection unfolds.
Prudence waits in the hall with Jerrold and her daughter Jerry as she returns home from New York. Jerry descends in a chic chiffon velvet gown, the family reacts with pride and a hint of disapproval. The scene ends with Jerry self comments on her paleness and potential health concerns as the moment pauses to continue.
An eccentric talk in a murky scene shows one man proposing a math riddle to another about counts of living and dead relatives. The dialogue hints at ominous outcomes as they claim the right, middle, and left figures encode death, sisters, and brothers.
Mrs Rose Pastor Phelps-Stokes spoke at a New York tea decrying war as hideous. She quipped that only profiteers see beauty in war, then offered a series of odd, humorous comparisons from a promenade deck to a plumber's pipes, illustrating the absurdity.
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