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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
3
Gerald discovers a Russian gambler named Zubin won two million francs and sent a letter to Madame de Pohlere. Myrtile plans to evade a guarded social scene, and Gerald urges speed to restore privacy as they flee toward Monte Carlo.
Myrtile, a distressed French girl fleeing a brutal home and an unwanted suitor, is taken by two English Lords to Monte Carlo. Gerald Dombey and Christopher Hent become entangled with her and with Pauline de Ponieré while Myrtile falls for Gerald. Secrets around the De Ponieres and a Russian gambler deepen the intrigue.
In a tense scene Myrtile discusses money and security with Annette as Milord Dombey hosts a Paris drawing room full of guests. Annette murmurs about escape plans while Myrtle imagines approaching Milord Combes for help and independence.
Instructions discuss laying linoleum on a kitchen floor with focus on hollow spots in boards. Emphasizes cutting holes in paper and fitting layers to prevent wear and peeling over time. Includes advice on securing seams and ensuring durable coverage.
An advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup for coughs bronchial irritation and lung congestion. It claims quick relief and lists it as a popular long standing remedy used worldwide for fifty eight years helping restful nights free from coughing with expectoration. It urges readers to buy Boschee's Syrup wherever medicines are sold.
A dubious advertising passage touts a remedy for sore swollen joints claiming rapid relief. It asserts rapid absorption and lasting effect, promising help after other treatments fail and stressing suitability for joint afflictions with a bold, sensational tone.
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