Bossy Budget Shocks Brooke Family in Daily Allowances
In a tense family confrontation, Hedge orders a fifty percent cut in the Brooke children allowances. Alice Constance and Billy argue over daily payments, bank balances, and a potential monthly advance amid the father’s absence. The scene ends with a vow to fight as lhes budget tightens and the future remains uncertain.
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Alice
Constane
Billy
Hedge
Brookes
Constance
Connie
Pueried
Brooke
Three Brookes
Miss Brooke
Mr. Brooke
Solchers
Bill
Father
Salary rise follows rapid rise from office boy to GM
A Chicago report notes promotions linked to salary increases after a youth rose from office boy to general manager, earning ten thousand dollars yearly. The piece praises typewriter training and lampstands a Chicago mail order house offering low monthly typewriter installments to teach operation, inviting readers to write to the International Typewriter Exchange at 184 W. Lake St. Chicago Illinois.
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Chicago
Brown
International Typewriter Exchange
W. Lake St
Mlinois
McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets
Promotes rapid weight gain for frail children with sickness or suspected rickets. Tablets replace foul tasting cod liver oil and are easy to take, priced at 60 tablets for 60 cents. Doctor or druggist endorsement, money back if not delighted after 30 days.
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McCoy
Nathan Murray
Howell's
McCoy’s
Tax Books Open for 1925 Taxes in Early Notice
The 1925 tax books are now open and taxpayers are urged to pay early to avoid extra costs. Files will be positively issued December 1st, 1925. A. Gatewood Jr., Clerk and Treasurer, signs the notice.
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A. D. Gatewood, JR
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