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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1941
Page
8
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In a shaded town, Laura, Alec, and Mike face financial strain and looming divorce as banker Mays targets critics of banking methods. Alec confronts Lou Knight’s elicit past, while Tom seeks steady work in town and Laura expands earnings through various odd jobs. Shirley’s marriage to Jaird Newsum adds to the mix at The Oak Tree hamlet.
In a continuing drama Laura counsels Mary Etta to return home with Tom, who confesses love for Mary Etta and reveals his struggle with his mother and Alec. Tom rushes to confront his turmoil, while Laura recognizes the depth of Mary Etta’s devotion and the costs of divorce.
Laura wrestles with vanished Lou and Alec after a memorial for Pete Knight and a failed ride in a dying car. Alec hides a secret life while Mike laments Banker Mays as Kathleen flirts with Gene Mays. Laura travels to the city amid family tensions and uneasy silences.
Laura arrives at the Woman's Exchange hoping for orders but finds a crowded market and earns a small commission from fifty jars of preserves. She later sits with Mary Etta at a quiet cafeteria table, learns Mary Etta has Tom back, and Mary Etta challenges Laura's concern.
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