The Read of a Virginia Will Ends in Tragedy
In a Richmond mansion a dying man signs a will naming Frances Brookin as heir and guardian to his daughter under a condition involving Raymond Holbin. Tensions rise as Frances accuses Louise and Holbin of deceit, a confrontation with the elderly patriarch ends in his death, and the will's future fate hangs on family loyalties.
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Taymond
Frances
Louise
Holbin
Raymond
Laurie
Richmond
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Dr. Brodvar
Tam
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Sam
Walt
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Brodnar
Annette
Brookin
Raymond Holbin
Brednar
Jeff
Father
Washington
Virginia
The Grip and Morning Frustrations
Denver Post offers a wry catalogue of early day irritations from waking unrest to breakfast delays and quarrels at work. The piece humorously links sour moods to common domestic and office friction and ends with a blunt self acknowledgement that you’ve “got it.”
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Denver Post
Caretaker Advice for Dose Adjustments in Children
The guidance suggests giving one fourth to half a teaspoonful in a baby’s bottle three or four times daily for noticeable improvement. For older children, half to a full teaspoonful in milk, adjusted by age, will help if desired.
Whisky selling charge sparks city warrant for saloon keeper
City Marshal Latta issues a warrant against Tom O'Neil of the firm Andrews and O'Neil saloon keepers, in connection with a Sunday whisky selling case. The action follows reports of illicit liquor sales on Friday.
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Tom O'Neil
Andrews & O'Neil
Dr Kings New Life Pills Endorsement Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for stomach and liver ailments. It promises improved appetite digestion and a regular healthy body, available for 2K at Woldridge's drug store.
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Time Makes Changes in the Busy Merchant Trade
Time makes changes as merchants adapt from rail to stage coach routes, while the city’s modern businessees must keep their names and enterprises before the public via local newspapers to secure trade. The piece urges a wide-awake businessman to advertise and stay visible to customers in a hustling world.
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Busines
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A Tough World for Unwed Women Excerpt
A girl Flossie, age six, asks her mother if marriage will bring a husband or an maid like Aunt Kate. The mother smiles and confirms, prompting Flossie to remark that life is tough for unmarried women.
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Flossie
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