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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1917
Page
6
Sidney Page forms a wary bond with Christine Lorenz and her fiancée as the pair settle into a shared life. Le Moyne consoles Sidney with a philosophy of charity and limits, while Christine envisions a socially ambitious married life, including a car and frequent country-club visits.
Sidney returns for a weekly visit as Miss Harrison joins her ward, while Dr. Max Wilson and Carlotta Harrison stir tensions. K. contends with Anna’s illness and Joe’s suspicions as the Street hums with life, plans, and risky romances.
A charming newcomer K Le Moyne becomes a roomer at the Page household where Sidney, her mother, Anna and Aunt Harriet preside. Sidney enters hospital life as a probationary nurse under Dr Max Wilson while Harriet launches a downtown dress shop. Sidney attracts K Le Moyne Joe Drummond and Max. At work she meets Carlotta Harrison who loves Max and has been intimate with him. Sidney recounts a difficult patient and shifts in perception.
A theater rep recounts meeting a remarkably enterprising newsboy who offered services at a station scene. The boy offered to carry a grip, find a taxi, or even flip and perform tricks, showcasing bold confidence and quick salesmanship.
A brief exchange shows a boss informing an employee of discharge with the line my painful duty to discharge you. The man responds with a quip about fulfilling duty even when it means dismissing someone.
A brief exchange captures regret over a missed moment as one person consoles another with reassurance that future chances will come. The tone is light and forgiving.
A dialogue on a medical lesson reveals an essay on appendicitis illustrated with cuts. The ancients believed rock crystal was hardened by extreme cold, a notion contrasted with the illustrated medical topic.
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