Diane Merrell Seeks Police Amid Maze of Deceit and Escape
Doris Merrell drives toward Canada after a staged theft, cons the townsfolk, and tries to give herself up as Diane Merrell. An elderly Constable tests her identity while Beatrice plots media sensationalism and Rocky closes in on a rocky moral dilemma.
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Rocky
Doris
Molly Rose
Beatrice
Molly
Miss St. Gardens
Diane Merrell
Donia
Canada
Burlington
St. Gardens
Bocky
Siddem
Law
Policeman
Vance
Jonesboro
Wa—al
Charles
John Meryell
Samuel
New Jersey
Western Union
Samuel Merrell
Morristown
Boston
New Englanders Loath to Part With Antiques
Quote from Gladys Hasty Carroll recounts rural New England pride and stubbornness in keeping old furnishings. A farmer family dismisses buyers despite high offers for heirlooms, preferring to retain possessions even as poverty presses. The anecdote highlights cultural attachment to antiques in rural New England.
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New
New England
Sons of the Soil
Simple Acounting Quip From Mr Dustin Stax
Revised bookkeeping joke features Dustin Stax claiming he has moved his accounts from red to black. He describes a simple process where liabilities are recorded in solemn black ink and his eye sees them in joyous pink, illustrating a humorous view of bookkeeping.
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Dustin Stax
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