Virginia Brewster's Gambit in a 1928 Romance
Virginia Brewster falls for artist Nathaniel Dann but is coerced by Frederick Dean to marry another man unless she raises 100000 dollars. After a web of deceit with Oliver Cotter and Chiri, Virginia plans a southern cruise to escape. Nathaniel confronts her after a letter reveals Dean's slander and Virginia admits a business arrangement with Oliver.
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Virginia Brewster
Nathantel Dann
Frederick Dhan
Brewster
Virginia
Oliver Cotter
Dean
Oliver
Niel
Chiri
Cutter
Suekot
Nathaniel Studio
Chrii
Nathaniel
Chirt
Frederick Dean
Virginis
Agena
Nethaniel
Sutter
Jeanié Cutter
Vireginis
Jeanie
Why He Was Jilted In Tit Bits Narrative
The snippet shows a dramatic exchange where Trudy questions Walter about his extravagant affection while wondering why others are more beautiful or worthy. Walter speaks absentmindedly, saying he does not know why.
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Trudy
Walter
Mistress Corrects Chauffeur Name In Short Exchange
A petulant mistress orders her chauffeur named Thomas to drive on. The exchange is curt with the mistress insisting on a formal address while the chauffeur replies with a playful nickname.
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Thomas
Darling
Doctor and Butler Exchange Tense Advice
A doctor notes the master is better but irritable and must not be thwarted while a butler reports the master threatened to wring his neck as the doctor hawks cautious humor in Tit-Bits.
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Doctor
Thompson
Butler
BUGOLOGY FIRST LIGHTNING BUG ENGAGEMENT
A brief exchange notes a couple's budding romance as they glow about each other. Life reflects on the light hearted couplet with playful tone.
Jail inmate plead guilty sentenced to Ft Madison
Frank Hoffman who has been jailed for liquor in possession was brought to Winterset on Monday to plead guilty before Judge W S Gooper. He received one year and one day in the Ft Madison penitentiary. Sheriff Saucka escorted him there at once.
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Frank Hoffman
Winterset
W. S. Gooper
Ft. Madison
Saucka
Life dialogue between Sarah and Clara
A brief conversation fragment from Life magazine asks if a boss has openly made love to someone. Clara replies that it has not, invites Sarah to tell her story, creating a charged interpersonal exchange.
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Sarah
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Hudson-Essex Sales
North Pine Street
All
Greenfield News
Clara
Usha
Standard Oil Company
Creston, Iowa
Fox Ridge
F. J. Taylor & CO
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