Little Miss Fix-It Ends Family Feud With Cards
Delia explains the clever use of mystic cards to soften Meader, a stubborn father-in-law, by staging a glamorous New York trip that exposes his hidden desires. Henley learns the trick, pledging gratitude and promising to repay by sending a photo for an ad.
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Henley
Agnes Meader
Davy Crockett
New York
Old Meader
Pillar of the Church
Proctor’s
Webster’s
44Th
Broadway
Star Casino
John B
44Th Street
Devil
Lobster
Jonathan Hep
Miss Fix-it
The Physical Culture Studio and a Crooked Scheme
In a clipped tale by Sewell Ford with Marshall Frantz the narrator describes Swifty, Bill Hilton, and Murdock Tupper, a money-minded man seeking success in motor stocks through a health regimen. Hilton, once a bartender and gate man, piques Swifty with his odd looks while Tupper ponders how appearance affects deals. Tupper explains his theory that better brain function comes with fitness, yet he fears his look will cost him two big deals.
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Swifty
Bill Hilton
Mr. Tupper
Bill
Hilton
Gilsey House
Skip Rooney
Skip
Murdock Tupper
Tupper
Murdock
Wall Street
middle-Westburg
Physical Culture
Shorty
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