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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
2
Whitaker and Miss Siske converse while returning to her motor boat after he injures his foot. Ember’s possible alive friend Drummond surfaces in their dialogue as they discuss the past and future.
Ember confronts Whitaker about a stormy day and a trail of misdirections. A visit from Miss Fiske hints at unseen relationships while Drummond remains elusive and Whitaker frets over his missing wife and looming divorce.
Ember appears surprised and puzzled by Miss Fiske living nearby and wonders about Sara Law’s current whereabouts. The dialogue implies uncertainty about Sara Law’s location and the shock of an unexpected neighbor.
John L Balderston cites George Moore on art in The Atlantic. He argues the house era dies as people move to bungalows and apartments, leaving great works to museums while estates dissolve under death duties. He recalls wealthier Americans once buying trash in Paris years ago.
Before August 1914 ichthyol an antiseptic medicament was imported from Europe. It comes from a fossil fish filled bituminous rock in the Austrian Tyrol. American chemists solved the supply problem producing substitutes from domestic materials by synthetic methods now in markets.
An advertisement urges greater kidney care noting kidneys filter wastes and affect other organs. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a unique herbal remedy and offers a 10 cent sample by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY with a note to mention the paper.
The cornerstone ceremony shone with a brilliant speech and fine weather but ended oddly as the master of ceremonies realized he had left his hat with the records in the receptacle. The master mason warned against lifting the cornerstone again, leaving the crowd dispersed and the incident puzzling attendees.
The message touts Soap to cleanse and purify and Ointment to soothe and heal. It claims the emollients keep skin clear and hair healthy while hands stay soft. Free sample by mail with Book. Address postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere.
Mrs Flatbush says the sewing meeting at Mrs Bensonhurst’s was intolerable due to too much gossip. The talk hits close to home with the old maid they once employed becoming a topic of comments.
In a brief, ironic exchange Mr. Twobble admits he focused on Mrs. Twobble’s first voting booth visit and failed to observe other women’s roles in the recent presidential election. The quote captures curiosity about women’s participation in voting.
A brief exchange questions rewards for campaign orators and the experts who helped by spraying their throats, implying recognition for those who supported Mr. Wilson. The remark hints at behind the scenes favors and tensions in political campaigns.
Advertisement claims Dr. Pierce's Pellets benefit liver bowels and stomach. Describes one pellet as laxative and three as cathartic, presenting a medical product promotion in period advertising language.
A man lost in deep thought and a dog chasing its tail share a common aim. They appear set on making both ends meet, a light domestic vignette captured in a brief newspaper-style scene.
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