Birthday Surprise at Viola Moody's Fifteenth
In Greely, about forty youths surprised Viola Moody for her 15th birthday at the John Moody home. Refreshments followed and guests left late, all saying they enjoyed the evening.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
3
In Greely, about forty youths surprised Viola Moody for her 15th birthday at the John Moody home. Refreshments followed and guests left late, all saying they enjoyed the evening.
Nellie confesses to Lucy that she is adopted and really Elinor De Maupret from Paris, born rich with a distant guardian. Lucy must cope with the revelation and her fear while Nellie toys with the truth, assuring Lucy she will share wealth yet sparing her scornful reply.
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild liver and digestion remedy for all ages. It claims to aid digestion by stimulating the liver and gastric juices, offers a free sample on request, and guarantees results with money refunds. Endorsers include Mrs. Frank Lilly of Plainview Illinois and W L Bryant, Sardis Tennessee, with forty years in the field.
In a strained family drama, Francis Halbert defends a fiancé, conflicts with her father over heredity and class, and a diphtheria quarantine exposes a physician’s influence. The hotel doctor, Dr Wilson, tends her in isolation and asks for consent to marry in return for his medical care, reshaping the couple’s plans.
Horace Cheshire of Hastings, a thirty-year goh player, seeks to arrange a goh contest between Hastings Chess Club members and a London Japanese club. He notes goh blends chess finesse with simpler learning, originated in China and spread to Japan before Norman conquest, symbolizing a clash of light and darkness.
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