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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
3
Judith and Tom Barcus discuss deception to keep Alan believing Rose survived, while Judith cares for the wounded Alan after a fatal lightning strike. Barcus insists Judith is now Alan’s wife and urges concealing the truth about Rose’s death to preserve his memory and the illusion of their relationship.
In a tense Jersey City scene a hurried wedding is interrupted when a typed message to Alan reveals Judith is his wife. Alan awakens, recognizes Judith, and the moment ends with a quiet declaration as Rose is spoken of, leaving the fate of the marriage in suspense.
Hetty’s romance with Ned Monroe climbs past disapproval to a dramatic rescue. Ned wires a private line to the old apple tree, enabling hourly talk and, when burglars strike, quick police action saves the uncle and the fortune. Simon Barclay relents and plans a phone in the morning.
The text honors Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes for discovering the contagious nature of childhood fever and its remedies, noting early ridicule, later acceptance in England, and recognition abroad in Budapest. It contrasts limited U.S. memory with international acknowledgment of his scientific achievement. Sir P. Sidney is cited on reasoning limits.
Jay Dickson, heir to cottages in Dorilton, visits Widow Dow after a rent complaint. Amada Dow, the artist, helps him update the estate, rename it Rose Terrace, and win his heart. Green the agent is surprised by the turn of events and the couple wed.
An English invention, powderless electric gun, reverses the usual action by pulling the projectile. The device uses an outside magnet arrangement to actuate firing, potentially disrupting powder mills.
Men and boys coats and suits offered at reduced prices with sizes noted. Heavy undershirts 40 cents. Ginghams and gingham fabrics discounted. Sample hats and bargain hats several price points. Poultry and meat prices listed per pound with trade prices noted. Chattanooga plows and points available full line.
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