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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1917
Page
4
A brief sale notice notes price as a major lure while emphasizing quality and style as factors. The fragment hints at evaluating value and desirability before purchasing, with emphasis on swearability as a questionable term.
A fragmented exchange in a downtown fruit store reveals a lawyer discussing taxes and business formality with a merchant. The talk shifts from corporate taxation to happiness and equality, touching on a poor man named Angelo and notions of marriage.
The piece argues fate is treacherous and unreliable, while luck mocks passive trust. It favors those who act on their desires, yet warns those who do not strive will only find mockery. It stresses effort over reliance on fortune.
A compact reflection on truth by Lester F. Ward asserting that truth endures beyond questions of origin or authority. It can come from a carpenter in Nazareth or a hidden attic in the Latin Quarter, and the world will eventually accept it.
A story recounts Huxley walking with a friend who shared his steadfast Christian faith. The doctor narrator notes Huxley spoke of color blindness as a metaphor for minds unable to see what others see. The exchange reveals honesty about belief and perception without further detail.
Angela storms from a luncheon planning to leave Bobby, resenting perceived control. At her Colonial Hotel meeting with Anne Forsythe and Nanette Carter, she learns Bobby plans a birthday gathering in her absence. Confronted by Bobby’s invitation, she locks in a desperate vow to leave, only to be reunited in an embrace and forgiveness.
Diane, an Arabian dancer formerly Millie Ke gan, is injured after an on-stage stumble while Hardy oversees lighting. Clint confronts her about leaving the stage, but she vows to return next week, despite Hardy’s continued interest and his gifts of hyacinths.
A restaurant discussion questions using a beet described as tougher than leather. A chef suggests the vegetable could replace feathers in some use, arguing its value beyond mere food. The exchange centers on practicality and novelty in culinary practice.
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