Harry Becker and Clinger soured by firm tensions
Sue praises Harry Becker as wholesome while plotting to push out Clinger from the firm. Jack vows to expose Clinger’s role in the Sarah Slade affair and contemplates using legal action. Sue fears for Geraldine and Ted’s happiness as romantic complications unfold. The scene ends with Corrinne's entrance and a late-night telephone ring.
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Konjola touted as quick relief for chronic ailments
An advertisement from the Main Drug Company promotes Konjola as a rapid remedy for stomach liver and kidney trouble and neuritis. It cites patient John R. Farr of High Point and claims multiple cases in High Point where Konjola restored health. The product is sold at 105 South Main Street High Point and by regional druggists.
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Lonesome London Lad Advertises For Chum
A six year old boy in London seeks a companion for games in a park near Hyde Park and St James Park. The personal column ad asks for another boy to meet and play. The note reflects loneliness in a large city.
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Queen Marie Returns to Bucharest with Princess Veana
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