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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1918
Page
6
Louise fears a debt burden and a looming threat from John Strangewey while Sophy urges caution as Louise contemplates love. John confronts the prince about Miss Maurel and a potential engagement, prompting a tense refusal and a plan to rearrange tea with Miss Maurel at a later date.
In a rain soaked hilltop meeting, Louise rejects a proposal from Prince Eugene and discloses she has promised to marry John Strangewey. The prince, irked by the rival suitor, admits he is forty one and seeks to claim Louise, who asserts her right to choose love over status.
John returns from Cumberland as Louise reveals stress over a formal English welcome for the French company. He presses for an engagement reveal but she asks for privacy, fearing public shock while urging patience before announcing their engagement. The couple share tenderness amid lingering unease.
In Denver during World War I era, a meatless day tale unfolds as a young housewife serves lamb bone stew to her box band. The husband searches for meat, finds none, and the wife admits the stew is meatless, highlighting wartime food conservation with dark humor.
An advertisement describes a home mix for gray hair care using Barbo Compound and glycerine, claiming it will darken gray streaks without staining scalp. The page also includes light humor bits about a child praying, fashion expenses, and other brief sayings from the Chicago Tribune.
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