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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
7
Shirley learns Freddie Vervane has married Anastasia a woman of coarse taste who drains his funds. Freddie discovers the betrayal when he returns home to an empty house and a note. He faces a ruinous bank withdrawal and a lawsuit for support as Anastasia's schemes unravel.
Freddie Breddie narrates a chaotic breakup with Anastasia, detailing debt, social ruin, and estrangement. He travels to New Haven to pursue divorce while Anastasia enjoys wealth, planning a marriage to Tommy Hayes. Shirley forgives him, and Freddie warns youths about early marriage while celebrating newfound freedom under the law.
A narrator reflects on Freddie's serene state away from past horrors with his former wife. He finds joy in being unseen within a woman's pure soul rather than possession under civil law. Freddie quotes a ballad about Heaven after Hell and anticipates a peaceful afterlife, saying his fate is already known to him.
Washington raises a portrait of James Hamilton Lewis the new Illinois senator. From Seattle docks to law school and the bar he rose with grit and union ties. His later fame came from a sharp public persona and top legal work leading to Congress and finally the U S Senate.
Practical advice on repairing torn items with sponge and towel, carpet cleaning with turpentine and ammonia, avoiding cracked glass by using a silver spoon, using borax for insect control, fruit juice benefits, using a sponge in sweetened water to trap ants, and teaching children to put away overshoes. Also care for patent leather with olive oil.
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