Complex romance tests fortunes and fates in New York
Elinor Stafford, aged 29, falls for Barrett Colvin, an archeologist back from abroad, but her mother Lida Schemes to split them. Miss Ella Sexton leaves Barrett a fortune, prompting Elinor to confront money, loyalty, and family, while Bentwell Stafford is injured by Vance Carter. Barrett proposes a year of marriage with a future sharing of Sexton wealth, and Elinor agrees to protect her father. The pair navigate jealousy, control, and growing affection as they plan a new life together on Long Island.
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Elinor Stafford
Barrett Colvin
New York
Barrett
Elinor
Lida Stafford
Ella Sexton
Vance Carter
Bentwell Stafford
Sexton
Miss Sexton
Ella
Bessie
Bessie, That You and Uncle Jim
Uncle Jim
Jim Thrope
Saxe
Lida
Vance
Mercer County Church Conference Set for July 23
Representatives from Mercer county Protestant churches gather for the 66th Mercer County Council of Religious Education convention at First Methodist Church in Aledo. The all day event includes business sessions group conferences and addresses with officer elections as the main afternoon item. Also noted is a separate suit: Iowa National Fire Insurance Company seeks 378000 against the insurance investment company over alleged failure to purchase agreed shares.
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Mercer County
St. Louis
Insurance Investment Corporation
Iowa National Fire Insurance Company
Des Moines
Iowa
To Be Continued: A Fragment Leads On
A fragmentary line references a narrative where one character tries to ignore a woman’s natural appeal and fails, ending with the note To Be Continued.
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Philip Sexton
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Marcia
Jim
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Oaks
Lingette
Batterson
del Monte Pears
Maxwell House
Northfield
van Camp
Wisconsin
Takye ‘Ri
Lux
Bisquick
Wheaties
Illinois
Sunkist
del Monte Fruits
Green Giant
Dialis
Graham
del Monte
Sevanaston
Aledo
Keota
Baptist Church
Roe
Walter Ee
Seer
R. B. Boswell
Mias Glade
Ray Callister
Edith Pulver
Culture Club
A. A. McKeon
Pulver
England
Singmaster Ranch
Tom Smith
Sioux City
State-Federal Employment Bureau
Federal
J. W. Holmes
James B. Reese