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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
7
Daphne schemes to fund a fashion venture as Bayard stumbles from mounting losses. She negotiates with Tom Duane for cash, then visits Leila and Wetherell to navigate a perilous social rebound, while Bayard contends with brokers and a looming collapse.
Wetherell’s volatile bravado masks a desperate plot as Daphne and Leila confront his ruin. In a fatal turn, he drives into a concrete culvert, the car crumples, and all three women suffer as the burning wreck and spilled gasoline ignite, leaving danger and despair in their wake.
On Long Island an automobile wreck near Wetherell’s car traps Daphne Kip and Leila Kip while Bayard Kip learns of the disaster and faces financial and emotional ruin. Daphne survives with burns and shock, Leila is grievously injured, and Wetherell is dead as Bayard confronts the wreckage and vows support.
A salmon scale holds the owner’s age and its feeding history. Microscope reveals lines forming at about 16 per year. Dense lines show a harsh life while widely spaced lines indicate a rich diet.
Canton Ohio reader recounts suffering from a female trouble and two doctors recommending surgery. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports relief and urges other women to try it before consenting to operation.
The ad promotes GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC as a safe iron and quinine syrup that purifies blood and enriches vitality. It claims stronger appetite, better color in the cheeks, and enduring strength, noting it is not a patent medicine and has sold for decades at 60 cents a bottle.
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