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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1926
Page
3
A Mansfield Ohio advertisement offers a sales scheme claiming a dealer can earn $1.50 on a $2.00 investment with a $3.50 selling price. It promises weekly earnings exceeding $100 for new salespersons and provides Geo L Lane as the contact.
In a witty aside, Maud stops fretting about her complexion and jokes that her concerns now center on complexes attributed to Freud. The Boston Transcript notes the quip reflects a shift from vanity to psychoanalytic preoccupation.
A farmer surprised his wife by buying two tickets for a whist drive. She asks if he can play yet he replies the drive itself would do them good.
Robert and Constance confront a dangerous, forbidden attraction in a tense camp scene. Constance resists, warns of ruin, and sets a course for separation while Robert vows to endure. The next morning Buck Hayden summons Robert to a claim, signaling new, spilling trouble ahead.
Buck reveals a silver carbonate ore claim to the unnamed narrator after a mine tunnel and a crashed cabin scene along the creek. He explains the claim is in the narrator’s name but unregistered, and asserts they have struck a poor man’s fortune with ore that may run three hundred to the ton, widening as mined.
An old style Camel ad extols Camel cigarettes claiming unmatched quality and demand. It invites readers to try Camels for ongoing satisfaction and premium smoking pleasure.
A reflection on the value of discretion in language and conduct in dealings. It emphasizes speaking to suit the listener and maintaining courtesy beyond mere eloquence.
Under the foundation stone of a new building the builder placed a newspaper a gramophone record and a cinema film creating a curious time capsule reported by London Poneh.
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