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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
10
Cherry accepts a hurried wedding to Martin in a remote mine town. She adapts to domestic life, learns thrift, and grows distant from her valley past while managing a fragile balance between love, pride, and independence.
Retired physician Doctor Strickland lives with Anne Alix Cherry and their kin at Mill Valley near San Francisco. Peter Joyce, a shy friend, loves Cherry while Martin Lloyd, a visiting mining engineer, wins her promise to marry. Peter realizes his own feelings as the family anticipates a wedding.
On a train to El Nido the bride Cherry grows uneasy about marriage and homesickness. Martin and Cherry reach Hotel McKinley, then travel by phaeton to a mine. The unfamiliar town rooms jar her, blending fear with hopeful resolve for tomorrow.
W S Meadville of 7004 North Twenty-ninth St Omaha Nebraska says Tanlac eased his liver and kidney problems and back pains after weeks bedridden. He reports strong improvement and lasting benefits and notes Tanlac is sold by druggists.
Mrs Benham reports both hens have laid again and the flock is producing eggs in relays as the household observes a steady supply. Benham confirms continued laying and notes the sequence of egg production.
An advertisement urges taking aspirin only as directed on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. It highlights the Bayer Cross as the sign of genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for over twenty one years and promises quick relief when directions are followed.
An ad fragment from the Louisville Courier-Journal touts Red Cross Ball Blue laundry detergent as the solution for bright snowy white clothes after a hard day of work. The copy invites readers to tune radio for more.
J P Donovan cites the foot binding craze as a beauty ideal not law driven but fashion driven. He references Yao Niang, a concubine of Emperor Li Yu, who reportedly had bound feet to resemble a lily and walked on golden lily fleurs with movable petals, keeping feet to about three inches in length.
A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt reports a barber who has fits while shaving customers. The proprietor explains the barber Bill was replaced after his condition emerged when women began visiting for hair bobbing. The owner defends Bill as a good worker despite the episodes.
British Medical Research council issues a guide to a national living germ collection at the Lister Institute. Similar repositories exist at Paris Pasteur Institute New York Museum of Natural History and Vienna. The piece notes historic beliefs about rheumatism including potions and superstitions from 1742.
Two friends stay at a hotel. One rises early, brushes by breakfast, and is teased about waking up. The friend claims to hear him by his cough and footsteps, revealing a humorous warning style. The punchline about footsteps and coughs lands the joke. A second line notes a humorous shift from halo to bonnet in courtship.
Bertie greets Jack and asks about the night train. Jack admits he missed the last train and dryly notes that a married man who misses it ends up catching it later.
The article notes a shift away from urging poverty as virtuous, calling it the modern trend of embracing a "simple life" without moralizing. It highlights a cultural change toward personal choice and minimalist living.
If you fear coffee or tea may harm health try Postum instead. Instant Postum turns to a drink by adding boiling water, while Postum Cereal requires 20 minutes of boiling. Both forms sold by grocers, made by Postum Cereal Co. in Battle Creek Michigan.
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