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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1922

Page

2

Arrived Safe Well As Alan Considers Corvet Legacy

Alan, left with a key by Sherrill, weighs the possibility that Corvet’s life included a hidden marriage and legal ties to him. A servant prepares him for dinner as Sherrill’s absence looms, while Mrs Sherrill and Miss Sherrill arrive.

Sherrill Alan Corvet Mrs. Sherrill Sherrie Constance

Corvet’s Son Mystery Draws Chicago Ties

Wealthy Chicago magnate Benjamin Corvet retreats after a fiery interview with partner Henry Spearman. He seeks Constance Sherrill promising not to wed Spearman before vanishing. Sherrill learns Corvet wrote to Alan Conrad in Blue Rapids Kansas and acted with agitation. Conrad, a youth of unknown parentage, arrives in Chicago.

Sherrill Alan Conrad Mr. Corvet Cervet Benjamin Corvet Great Lakes Chicago Cleveland Duluth Milwaukee Michigan Corvet Westons Kansas Henry Spearman Spearman Carvet Corvet, Sherrill Astor Street Blue Rapids Shep University of Kansas Cérvet Constance Sherrill Lawrence Sherrill Alan Conrad Kan-sas

Homelike Touches for Light Regulating Curtains

The piece suggests simple durable fabrics like white voile scrim swiss or cheesecloth for washable curtains. It notes they should regulate light without blocking it and may include over curtains of colored figured material.

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mother

Kenosha Wisconsin resident Mrs Frep P Hansen cites personal recovery after childbirth as proof of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound value. The ad urges women with postpartum female troubles to try the remedy, noting decades of use and endorsements from mothers and grandmothers.

Lydia E. Pinkham Kenosha Wisconsin Mrs. Frep. P

Wife’s favorite flower hints at artful durable hat trim

Mr. Groucher states his wife’s preferred flower is of an artificial and durable sort suitable for trimming hats, though he cannot name it precisely. The remark reveals a humorous, practical view on adornment and taste.

Mr. Groucher

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