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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1903
Page
8
In a tense scene, Evelyn confronts Farrar over love and ruined plans as Florence and Paul observe. A church outing and family loyalties reveal past affiliations, infidelity rumors, and shifting alliances as Florence weighs the spectacle of rival affections. Florence, Ina, and Miss Ramsey intersect at a country gate and in a graveyard visit.
Tom Cameron confronts Florence at Meadow Hill, offering a love proposal tied to a private wealth transfer and farewell travel. Florence reveals heartbreak from Farrar, Roberts, and social pressure, then asks for time to decide while Cameron urges immediate action. Florence leaves with plans to reply by evening.
A Wichita area gas explosion claims a pastor’s wife, while a Topeka farmer dies by suicide and a Brown county child dies from a tragic accident. Kansas officials reshuffle city clerks, dairy association meets in Topeka, and oil industry growth sparks new bank charters and a six story office block. Gasoline incident at Copeland hotel owner and state court actions involve the DeBoissiere land suit and Whittaker packing plant injunctions.
Charlie Roberts, a budding St Louis artist, struggles to find a regular model for his Water yes project. Florence Stacy offers to pose as a regular model to aid her consumptive brother Paul and Drama unfolds as misunderstandings arise between Florence and Tom Cameron while Farrar’s early marriage motive, and a chance encounter with Cattieron rekindles a hidden love.
Farrar remains hidden behind a tree as Florence delivers a final message for Paul while Cameron follows. Paul dines with Farrar, learns of Florence's severe headache, and receives a mes sage from Florence. Paul then slips upstairs to a dim room filled with shadows and torn notes.
President Roosevelt sent flowers to Arlington National Cemetery for Confederate memorial day exercises. The blooms were distributed so that most or all of the 264 Confederate graves received flowers.
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