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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
7
An encounter recounted by Mary W. Griscom describes a Persian harem visit where an imminent operation was declined in favor of selecting a carpet as a fee. A grand palace, skilled attendants, and a procession of ladies accompany the narrator while rugs, including a notable Kurdistan piece, are shown before the decision.
In a tale set around a state house, Alex Carlton mourns losing Cora Haines to politics as a bachelors tax debate unfolds. A female legislator argues the tax would spur marriages and fund the state, while Alex confronts his personal loss and seeks reconciliation with Cora.
A family of five or six uses a rotating key location to admit members with a family code. When some members have no keys the plan avoids leaving a key under a mat. The code indicates daily key placement such as behind a window ledge or atop a door with signals from window shade to guide members.
March 4 school session instructed children to offer a two minute prayer for Mr Harding. A Methodist pupil asked to pray and voiced a simple prayer asking blessings for Harding and perpetual protection. Indianapolis News reports the anecdote.
Advice on avoiding colds by leaving a warm room with closed mouth and walking briskly for ten minutes. Breathing through the nose keeps air warm before reaching lungs, reducing risk of illness. If mouth stays closed and pace remains brisk, cold air won’t irritate respiratory organs as quickly.
A summer visit leads to a chilly scene as a narrator, pressed to look proper, borrows a friend's coat and flees with it from a girl’s home. The tension centers on avoiding discovery by the family and the planned drive that follows.
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