Broadway Jones and the Gum Factory Tie in Debts and Romance
Edward Marshall chronicles Broadway Jones once famed as Broadway in Jonesville then in New York with friend Robert Wallace. He learns of a $250000 inheritance, blows through funds, accepts no help from his uncle, and faces debt. Broadway plans farewell supper and becomes engaged to Mrs Gerard. Wallace challenges him during a heated confrontation.
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Jackson Jones
Broadway
New York
Jonesville
Abner Jones
Robert Wallace
York
Gerard
Wallace
Marrie
Jackson
Bee
Bey
Rankin
Paterson
Mia
Hetening
Jake
Mr. Wallace
Bii
Bob
Sey
Brossway
Wail Street
Billy
Rockefeller
Millonaire
Abner
Gam ‘Trust
Knickerbockers
Broadway Confesses Debt and Plans a Shotgun Marriage
Broadway reveals he is flat broke after years of debt and extravagant spending. He explains his aim to marry Mrs. Gerard, with Jackson and Beatrice ready to wed. Wallace confronts the news while navigating the looming engagement and social scrutiny.
Broadway’s Bright-Eyed Star Faces Hard Times
The narrator recalls a life spent chasing fame on Broadway and the toll of reckless spending. He admits being broke for six months, living on credit, and accepting any job to avoid borrowing or stealing. He vows to earn his living honestly as he reflects on past excesses.
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Begi Sing
How Is Your Boiler A Stomach Health Ballad
An anecdotal compare links digestion to a boiler and urges Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble. The ad claims the tablets strengthen the stomach and enable natural function and cites many remarkable cures. Sold by all dealers.
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