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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1922
Page
8
A mother confronts her daughter about a kiss from Mr. Simpkins with sharp questions and testy lines. The scene reveals a strict stance on propriety and the daughter's evasive reply. The excerpt contrasts a dialogue on romance with a wider note on evolving culture and individualism. An unrelated advertisement promotes Cuticura products for scalp and skin.
A party from Chicago meets grown-ups in Wisconsin where Bobby is introduced as “Bobby, I want you to meet all the folks from Chicago.” Bobby questions Chicago’s size, while a father admonishes thrift and a daughter boasts extravagance. Other snippets note London society and a cheap suitcase comment.
A compilation of kitchen guidance covers sauces one to four parts liquid to butter and flour, croquettes, meat and pudding sauces, and how to bake cream based pastries. It blends recipes for creamed dishes with playful quips on life and friendship, ending with simple cream muffins and pies.
A new contest invites women and girls to compose four line rhymes using only words from the Dr Price label or the printed slip inside the can. Prizes total 9026 dollars with $100 top prize and multiple $5 consolation prizes, entries due May 1, 1922 to Price Baking Powder Factory Chicago.
President Philip T. Dodge of International Paper commented that Sentimental Socialism is no longer in favor and argued the under dog does not always win. He compared Bolshevik rule to Western leaders and noted a heckler's jibe about who will feed starving Russians. The remarks touched on rights and religion with a pragmatic tone.
A cluttered newspaper fragment recounts an evening at a suburban home with a Young Matron praised for apple pie yet teasingly self deprecating about its sweetness. Vignettes recall social chatter and a playful anecdote of a bemused suitor, amid broader quips on economy and manners.
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