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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1913
Page
11
In a tense exchange, Brock tests Ulstervelt over helping Freddie win Constance Rodsey, mocking Freddie’s wealth and status while Freddie admits repeated proposals to Constance have failed. Freddie offers money to sway Brock, who warns of jeopardizing Constance’s feelings as the rich rival scheme widens.
CHAPTER IX recounts Bock’s ascent and fall as Freddie’s confession unsettles his view of Constance. He doubts her affection for Uistervalt and questions Edith’s belief that Constance is in love. Edith warns that a degenerate husband may fall for his wife’s sister.
Mrs Odell Carney and Carney discuss gossip about Medcroft and a possible child’s paternity. Katharine Rodney discovers Roxbury Medcroft’s feelings for his sister in law and contemplates scandal as the Rodneys fear social ruin.
A vintage essay muses on brown eyed Clarissa and how modern jewelry offers options beyond blue. It extols brown cat’s eyes, agate and amber as stylish matches, notes the lighter risk of loss with less precious stones, and reflects personal preference for matrix and coral strands over diamonds. The tone recalls old newspaper pondering fashion and taste.
Lydia M Barnum’s will faced a probate contest as five daughters led by attorney Samuel Co Shaw claim undue influence caused her to leave all to daughter Kittie. Surviving daughters include Ann Kinball Emma Sanford Jennie Ferry Grace Nichols and Harriet Dean. Barnum died July 31 from injuries after a horse backed from a Redding raceway. Farmers face drought risk to corn crops.
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