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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1917
Page
2
Rose visits home after a long day, seeking comfort from Rodney while grappling with his sudden work crisis. She attends Eleanor Randolph’s dinner, ponders his absence, and finds him in his private office where tension and care mix as they discuss her worries.
Rose Stanton, a University of Chicago student, is helped home after a rainstorm by Rodney Aldrich. He later marries her, she enters an opulent life, and a French actress stresses that success and happiness demand sacrifice. Tension rises as Aldrich faces a legal fight, and Rose tries to ease his stress with concern and affection.
Rose enters the dinner circle with new allure and smoldering confidence. A Freudian physician husband probes souls while Rose tests her social ascent, pursuing study and courtroom exposure to influence Rodney. Her awakening to power, love, and fear escalates as she anticipates supporting him even as his defeat shatters her instincts.
Rose battles to cope with her husband's demanding labor and to sustain his mental engagement. The forthcoming installment hints at unusual changes in their relationship as Four-fifths of the world's coffee is tested in Bras.
A survey by the New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse finds nine-tenths of rural roadside areas in New York void of shade trees. The report notes $30 million spent last year on roadbeds and argues for roadside improvement through planting trees, vistas, and vegetation to create scenic state parkways.
Logging trucks with wide tires feed into logging regions of Oregon and Washington, effectively creating their own roads as they travel. Popular Mechanics describes a vehicle with front tires 10 inches wide. An experienced driver selects a path, and the machine’s weight compacts a route. Repeated trips harden a smooth surface resistant to bad weather, often using four wheeled trailers.
Discussion on how better roads attract motorists and boost rural prosperity, noting the rise of farm-based driving profits. Mentions cowpeas as a valuable seed and food crop, plus upcoming cream grading requirements and Ohio highway bond issue of 500 million dollars.
A fragmentary ad claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has helped women during the middle years by relieving constipation dizziness and general weakness. Testimonials from Wagoner Oklahoma reference local users like Mrs Viola Finical and Sally Rouse Sevei. The misread text cites relief from crisis conditions and promotes the product as a trusted remedy.
Fragmentary text references patents and a debate over approval and judgment. Mentions a diverter and a hall, with unclear context and names obscured. The readable parts suggest an industrial or legal discussion about completed actions and anticipated outcomes.
A Minnesota druggist endorses Kilmer and Co s Swamp Root as a reliable kidney and bladder remedy. He notes customers praise it for thirty years and urges readers to send ten cents for a sample and an information booklet. Large and medium bottles available at drag stores.
A speaker urged economies with eggless cakes and butterless dishes while a man derisively challenged the idea of reuse. Another joked about bones in a hole, prompting a murmur as the crowd debated savings and meals.
Fragmentary OCR notes mix up Milton's Paradise Lost with stray phrases about dice, a misread date 1915, and garbled financial terms. The readable bits mention imports exports value and a Switzer reference, but no coherent event or individuals.
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