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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
8
Duane and Jerrold share quiet days in Jerry and Prudence's house as memories of Prudence and Jerry surface. A telegram ends the visit while Jerrold cautions him to leave, and Duane contemplates staying to face the music and cling to the past.
By Ethel Hueston Prudence in gratitude for his generosity, always carried it back when they went to bed, and put it where his hand could not fail to find it the moment he should awaken. He kissed Prudence first, kissed her twice. Then he turned to Jerry. Jerry always surprised him. She took hold of both of his arms, and looked deep into his eyes, her own unsmiling and anxious. Jerrold met them bravely, though guilt weighed on conscience. He wondered if a mark on his features could be read by her lynx bright eyes. But Jerry said nothing and released her grip, kissing him.
In Des Moines, Jerry contends with social maneuvering around Adela Longley and Duane Allerton, as gossip swirls over cars, courtship signals, and Thanksgiving events. Jerry fears a social snub while Prudence and Jerrold weigh family choices and future dinners.
In Chapter IX Prudence and Jerrold await Jerry as she prepares for a curtain call. Jerry arrives in a flame colored chiffon velvet gown smiling from the stairs. Jerrold offers cautious praise while Prudence confirms the dress’s beauty and notes Jerry’s pale, thin appearance.
The Kansas City Star quips about courtroom notices focusing on a woman's attire while a man's posthumous fame fades. The humor contrasts media bias in legal reporting and echoes an 8 rule about fame after death.
A playful exchange between Mrs. Jones and a maid described as a revenue officer visitor at the door. The maid indicates a waiting revenue man while Mrs. Jones declines service for the moment in a domestic scene labeled with local flavor.
In a brief domestic exchange, one party vows witty retort after declaring they spoke to another woman. The moment pivots on perceived trust and pride, capturing a terse confrontation between partners.
The Women's Athletic Club of Los Angeles announces a plan representing a $1,500,000 investment executed entirely by women. It urges buyers to insist on Bayer on packaging or tablets to ensure genuine aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years.
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