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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
2
Information available is minimal and appears to be a copyright notice for the work Custard Cup by the George H. Doran Company. No additional article details, dates, or entities are present to summarize.
Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Penfield reveal past sorrows from loss of husband, mother, and children. Penfield describes madness after tragedy, then finds a new purpose by caring for nearby children. Sanders learns to express pain and pursue constructive aid, ending with a quiet, hopeful accord.
Weeks pass as Lettie fights mischief and guilt under Mrs. Penfield. Lettie’s self pardons clash with neighbors’ temptations while Mr. Wopple stirs trouble, leaving the house in a constant tension between confession and mischief.
A 1923 column offers simple recipes for Spanish Lamb Apple pie and date pie with step by step instructions and a few dessert and cookie ideas. It closes with a Garfield quote about pleasing God and self.
In a barn living setup at The Custard Cup once Cluster Court Mrs. Penfield now Penzie runs the residence via laundry work under unseen patron Mrs. Weatherstone. Her adopted boys Drink Thad shelter Lettie and Uncle Jerry arrives occupying a loft while he and Prudence Hapgood grow closer. Lorene Percy plans marriage to Dick Chase as Frank Bosley and Jerry form a friendship affecting Penzie and Gussie Bosley.
A resident vows to keep their yard clean and free from debris amid nearby construction. The statement reflects concern over waste and property appearance.
A neighborly tale shows Mr and Mrs Wombat helping a poor family with five dollars and a gift portrait. They urge shoes for the youngest boy but later learn he is wearing roller skates rather than shoes, highlighting a playful misunderstanding.
The article suggests making rhubarb based preserves using one part fresh fruit and two parts rhubarb with sugar for a low cost flavor where rhubarb dominates. It also provides a marshmallow chocolate dessert method and a spaghetti dinner dish using broken spaghetti and boiling water with salt.
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a cure for stomach trouble and wasting, featuring a testimonial from J. Schiekau of Route 1 Omaha. It claims the tonic restored health, eased nausea and weight loss, and urges readers to accept no substitute.
A steeplejack paints a flagpole 487 feet above street level while bees buzz nearby. The worker, among 25 full time scaffolders, ignores pleas to descend and smokes a pipe to steady nerves. The ad touts Edgeworth tobacco, offering free samples via postcard requests to The Brother Company.
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