Gloria faces alimony and love in a turbulent Dallas marriage
Gloria Gordon, a flapper who married Dick Gregory, drifts from money troubles to infatuation with actor Stanley Wayburn. After debt, a failed job, and Dick's suspected affair, she returns home to discover a crippling fifty dollar check that she interprets as final alimony. She confronts her mother as tension with Dick deepens.
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Gloria Gordon
Dick Gregory
Gloria
Stanley Wayburn
New York
Dee
Sasan Briggs
Miss Briggs
JO Seymour
May
Jim Carewee
Tal
May Seymour
Dallas
Jim Carewe
Nervine Ad Promises Nerve Relief in One Bottle
An old advertisement urges readers to buy Dr Miles Nervine to cure nervous exhaustion hysteria and digestive issues. It promises money back if relief is not found and notes the price a dollar per bottle sold by local druggists.
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Dr. Miles
Nervine
Weill Saioha
Gloria Faces Divorce Fallout and A New Job Start
Gloria Gordon, overwhelmed by money from Dick and her mother's sharp views, contemplates sending the check back. Her father urges her to return the money, while Gloria resolves to find work. She seeks a fresh start and heads toward Dick's office in search of employment.
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Gloria
Gloria Gordon
Richard Gregory
Magnolia Building
Downstown
Magnolia
Miss Briggs
Susan Briggs
The Quickest Way to Perfect Health Diet Message
The article warns that imperfect digestion leaves the body undernourished and fosters illness. It lists symptoms at various digestion levels and promotes Ferraline as a guaranteed cure, claiming it restores digestion without drastic laxatives and offers a money-back guarantee to druggists for unsatisfactory results.
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Fillmore
W. C. Proctor
Lincoln
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Palmer Kindergarten
Taylor St
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Glory
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Mss Cormick
Mallle
Kirby-Gifford Co
Texas
Howdy
Gultlem
Usi Ayster
Roscoe
By Aker
William
Suhim
Ta’ Health Department
Rustler
Reglart
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