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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
7
Stanton visits Jessica Floyd, Floyd’s sister, at their upper New York apartment after waking from a race-induced exhaustion. Jessie Floyd, warm yet shy, shares insights on her brother, their father, and their twin bond, hinting at emotional stakes and future meeting with Floyd in town.
Stanton, a top mechanic for the Mercury car, attends a theater with Jessica Floyd and crosses paths with Valerie Carlisle, sparking tension as Miss Carlisle and her sister arrive. A night of racing drama, romance, and a mysterious silver bracelet ends with Stanton puzzled by a hidden injury to Jessica and the influence of Miss Carlisle on his fate.
Stanton meets a courier with a race car in tow and plans a high speed passenger run to the Mercury office. Floyd fears police, while the chief insists the car be tested and shipped west before a possible trainmen strike. The scene closes with a reflection on imagination attributed to Dugald Stewart.
In a tangled Swente race scene Mercury wins as Blanton collides with Mies Carlisle and Minn Carlisle. Blanton is hurt and reveals a twin identity while undergoing illness and a cryptic accident leaves Stanton and Mies Carlisle involved in a curious auto outing.
A fragment shows a conflict with Stanton's laughter and admiration. He despises whining people yet admires a sisterly likeness to Floyd, revealing inner tension over resemblance and pride.
Real happiness is simple and often missed by many who seek grand fortunes or achievements. The core issue is filling each day with sunshine and plain living plus high thinking to banish common unhappiness.
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