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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1923
Page
7
Jerrold Deane and Lynette clash over modern views during a quiet evening in a garden. Lynette resists Jerrold’s attempts to steer her beliefs despite his insistence she conform to twenty first century ideas. The exchange hints at a deeper relationship tension brewing beneath the night.
A couple argues about romance and modern love while debating whether yesterday’s damsels and knights still exist. Jerry argues today’s urban romance beats the old legends, while Lynette longs for Sir Launcelot era ideals and jokes about armored heroes.
Lynette clings to a knightly fantasy and tests Jerrold with a month long bet to prove the real love she seeks. When the imagined knight arrives as the town iceman, the couple reconcile as Lynette opts for a life with Jerry and lets the illusion fade.
Penny, trapped between Bobby and Billy in Robert Gair's roadster, must choose between William Law and Gair as they threaten to force a dramatic reveal during their dinner hour. Penny uses wit to steer the tense scene toward an answer.
Penny, sought by Bob and Bill, rejects both suitors after a ride in a roadster. She declares herself a heartless butterfly and exits gracefully, leaving the two youths puzzled and the drive unresolved.
Monte Darrell notes a tense scene where Bob Gair accuses Billy and forces him aside. Penny and Bob drive off together after Penny agrees to accept Bob’s choice, while Billy lingers puzzled and the tension remains high.
Anderson finds a derelict mill hidden by willows and an old miller. A boy and a bare legged child guard a wagon of meat while a pale young woman stands at the doorway, hinting at a stranger's presence and a mystery awaiting.
Anderson gnaws over a mill mishap as a cultured voice scorns his rudeness. At Asherton Hall he meets the betrothed artist Sam Asherton’s fiancé who recognizes him. At Old Ocean a boy saves a drowning child, while Anderson avoids attention until Mrs. Asterton reappears with her husband.
A waiter Charles Henry uses a mysterious spell on couples dining at the Elite Restaurant. On Monday he notices married pairs at a small table fare worse, as Mr. and Mrs. Henderson quarrel over service and window desires. The tale follows his plan to tail the couple after work to uncover the strange effect.
Charles frets over a haunted table that curses patrons causing losses and odd effects. He asks Estelle and her sister to return with a plan hoping they can solve the mystery and lift the spell for a promised reward.
Estelle and Charles peek at a street display beneath a false Madame Elise placard offering bargains in imported millinery. The scene hints at a doo doo table scheme that ensnares another unwary admirer with a hat purchase ruse.
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