Longing and Choices Echo in Moonlit Veranda
Sandy confronts a turning point as Westlake plans to leave for new work. Molly reveals Westlake’s affection for Sandy and hints at a love story, while Molly urges Sandy to consider his own future. The scene closes with reflection on aging and unfulfilled hopes.
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Sandy
Westlake
Rourke
Molly
Miranda
Geome
Jim Plimsoll
Wyatt
Plimsoll
Ed Huard
Mirandy
Miss Batley
Kate Nicholson
Keith
Weatlake
Mtlands
Randy
Snundy
Gandy
Molly Casey
Pat Casey
H—Rt
Creel
Hereford National
Blake
Sweetheart news sparks marriage prospect tale
In a quiet scene, Sandy and Molly discuss a planned marriage as he reveals a beloved woman may sail with him. Molly bids good night, leaves him in a dim room, while Sandy stays, smoking and musing by a dying fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Bourke
Molly
Sandy
Keith Stock Selloff Sparks showdown at Molly mine
Sandy confronts Keith over selling Molly stock to outsiders while Molly enjoys a trip with her entourage. Miranda warns of Keith’s duplicity as Westlake’s and Brandon’s plans unfold. Keith’s attempt to smooth over fails, leading to a tense ultimatum and possible kidnap entry.
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Miranda Bailey
Westlake
Molly
Sandy
Mr. Keith
Donald
Mr. Blake
Mr. Westlake
Casey Town
Keith
Hereford
Donald Keith
Sam
Katy
Brandon
Iowa veterans use bonus money to save and pay debts
Iowa veterans receiving state bonus funds largely deposited money in savings and used it to pay debts and extend business. Reports say some spent on keeping up with home payments and local needs. About 250 nurses will receive World War I payment checks and many reinstated government insurance. conscientious objector claims await final pay.
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Iowa
Earl Brownlie
American Legion
Davenport
Harlem Wyatt
Des Moines
American Légion
Proud of Legion's Emblem and Its Comradeship
A letter from H L Rogers recalls how Indiana American Legion post members aided him during illness in Lebanon. They provided hotel support and meals, car fare to Chicago, and someone to drive the train trip home, illustrating enduring fraternity among veterans and pride in the Legion emblem.
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United States
American Legion
Legion
Indiana
H. L. Rogers
Battery E
Fifth Field Artillery
Lebanon
Ind
Rogers
Chicago
Post
Roosevelt letter sent to American Legion posts for soldiers in France
A facsimile of Theodore Roosevelt's personal message to World War I troops was distributed through 11,000 American Legion posts. The note, prepared after Roosevelt learned of his son Quentin's death, was routed via Cass Connaway of Buffalo and later printed in the Paris edition of the London Daily Times. The call for duty and honor was issued with support from Governors, authors, Cardinal Gibbons, and Roosevelt family members.
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Theodore Roosevelt
France
Heias
Quentin
American Legion
Soldiers of America
Cass Connaway
Buffalo
N. Y
Roosevelt
Connaway
Indianapolis
United States
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Booth Tarkington
Meredith Nicholson
George Ade
America
Paris
London Daily Times
Buffalo Real Estate Board
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt House
New York City
American Expeditionary Forces
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Wut
Jallan Dunn
Illustrations By
Irwin Myers
Jim Pimsoll
Young Keith
Joe
Keith Senior
Bourke
Mormon
Hen Collings
Keith Weasel
Milranda
Casey
Molly Mine
Paren
Ike
Indiana World Warriors
American Legion News Service
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