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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
6
A fragment from a New York study notes a figure named Blake and Jaine Harmer, with an unclear reference to a mentor and a twenty year old milestone. The text is fragmented and reads like a diary or study snippet.
In a heated family scene Jerry and Prudence discuss Rhoda La Faye and Jerry's ambition to study art. Father disapproves while Rhoda promises a tempting meeting in Greenwich Village with Mini Delaney, prompting concerns about moving away and the future of a farmer family daughter.
Prudence agrees to let her daughter Jerrold go to New York to study art, though tears reveal the ache of parting. Jerrold consoles his wife as the family arranges travel tickets and funds, while Prudence hides her sorrow behind a softened smile.
Rhoda La Faye surprises Jerry at Grand Central New York and the pair hurry to a waiting taxi. They recall past trips with family and friends as they plan a shopping theater and driving spree in the city.
Jerry arrives in a crowded city and meets Mimi the hostess and Theresa the painter as Rhoda leaves her to begin a hard life. Mimi boasts a tiny kitchenette while Theresa looks worn and wary, both urging caution about work and romance as Jerry settles into a dim flat.
The readable portion mentions To Mie and a small amount of unidentified text. No clear event, date, or names beyond generic references.
German reports note photographs of the comet Orkiss show a second tail developing unseen by telescope. The primary tail remains mainly a photographic object with only faint telescope indications. Multiple tails are not unusual for faint comets, though rare here.
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