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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
2
A Forest City woman recounts severe illness, lengthy recovery, and pain relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She resumes housework, milking, and caring for chickens, and praises the product as she cares for her eight month old daughter.
Muriel and Peter's evolving bond unravels amid a tense visit by Mrs Benham and a mysterious Irish woman. Muriel reveals jealousy and longing as Peter confronts past loyalties and concealed facts about a sister, leading to a sharp confrontation and a confession near the study door.
Peter receives a caller demanding an audience in Mulberry tea room as a foggy London scene unfolds. The errand hints at danger and a looming entanglement with the enigmatic Brena Seabuss, while Peter’s inner conflict with loyalty, poetry, and a past love deepens.
After World War I ends, Major Peter DeWolfe is urged by English comrade Everbey Benham to visit the Benham home. He meets Muriel Benham and Eversby’s sister, while Hiena Selcoss carries an air of mystery and Muriel becomes infatuated with Peter.
The article discusses beliefs about eye colors signaling temperament and intellect. It notes gray eyes for thinkers, brown eyes for passion, and blue or green eyes for various moods, while denying true black eyes and claiming many claims are unfounded.
Forest Service and Utah State experts confirm a juniper in northern Utah is nearly 3000 years old. The tree, hailed as the oldest on record, is now under protection by the USDA through Cache Nations Forest Supervisor Curt BB. and Utah Agricultural College scientists.
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