Family Feud Over Keegan Bride Rouses Potters
Mrs. Potter criticizes Myra Keegan for challenging traditions as Jamie marries into the Keegan family. Myra proves cheerful and capable, impressing Jamie while provoking tension with his mother who brands her a usurper and resents a portrait alteration she calls immoral.
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Myra Keegan
Family tangle ends in a tense reconciliation
Mrs Potter shadows a drama of cheating rumors and old flames as Myra returns from the Olympus Theater tragedy. Jamie confronts suspicions about Myra and Tom Daley, then Myra secretly reconciles with him. Mother Potter vows to seek forgiveness and visit Myra's father, Jack.
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Jamie
Henry Keegan
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Coralie Confronts a bitter choice at the Christmas party
Coralie hesitates on a wintry hill before attending her friend's party. At the gathering she confronts heartbreak from Jack and a fresh attraction to him while planning to hurt the pair who wronged her, with Bobbie watching sadly.
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Oralie
Coralie
Love Confession Halts a Proposed Engagement
Coralie learns Jack loves her and asks her to marry him as they part though she is secretly engaged to Bobbie Barton. Bobbie arrives and confirms their engagement while Coralie wrestles with guilt and a sudden, confusing sense of joy. The night leaves Coralie torn between two suitors and a looming decision.
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Coralie
Bobbie
Bobbie Barton
Coralie and Bobbie Face Love and Deception
In a tense scene Coralie and Bobbie clash over a lie about engagement used to hurt a rival. Bobbie demands truth while Coralie reveals hidden feelings and a vow of love. The exchange moves from betrayal to reconciliation as the couple confronts pride and longing.
New Third Grader Joins Class With Ki ngolden Promise
A shy line forms as LeRoy Kingolden, seven, enters Miss Holway’s third grade. His poised head and warm smile win instant kindness from the class. The teacher asks for a record card and begins a new file for the new pupil as the year nears its end.
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Rhella Miss Holway
Laddie
LeRoy Kingolden
Miss Holway
Miss Holway Teaches Tough Lesson In Kindness
An emotional scene follows a child asking about a missing father and a teacher guiding a family through tears. Mary During the Summer travels across Maine and helps kin while Chris resists leaving teaching for a steadier future with Paula and the judge Brent offering a softer path.
Night Fire Sparks a Sleuthing Family Tale
In a chilly autumn night by a rough stone fireplace, Chris and family members spar over clues about a striking resemblance to guide Lee Golden. The room hums with pretence and speculation as Lee politicks a quiet smile while LeRoy Kingolden lingers in memory and a promise of stories hangs in the air. Lee Golden handles a pine shaving as the moment to tell a tale looms, and Chris insists every man has a story to tell.
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Paul
Chris
Phil
Lee Golden
Storytelling judge and schoolroom eve unfold in town
An evening of tales by the judge and Mrs. Brent leads to memories of law and sorrow. Miss Holway greets a boy and a bronzed man seeking a record card with the guardian LeRoy Kingolden noted as guide. A marriage proposal and a rib bon match game close the scene.
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Miss Holway
Holway
LeRoy Kingolden
Veritable Antique: Doris and guardian face antique feud
Doris Linfield dusts a vast antique collection kept by her guardian Abner Winters while Roger Lane pressures him to win permission to marry. Doris fears her future hinges on securing the old man’s consent despite his affection for the dishes and furniture. Lane probes the guardian, while Doris questions her fate and love.
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Doris Linfield
Abner Winters
Abner
Doris
Roger
Lane
The Oldest Table and a Wedding in New Hampshire
Uncle Abner covets a chestnut card table kept in New Hampshire. Lane agrees to marry Doris and gift the heirloom after their wedding. Doris and Lane wed beneath a mulberry tree, and the table is mailed to Uncle Abner, the oldest multiplication table.
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New Hampshire
Doris
Abner
Roger Lane
M Ried
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