Novelized tale of Wright and his stenographer
Cadman Green spreads a juicy town gossip about William Wright and his secretary Daisy Dean driving together in daylight. Mrs Wright suspects betrayal as Daisy’s daisies and a looming elopement loom over the couple, while Robert and Susan dispute Daisy’s virtue and a final warning hangs over the neighborhood. Wright returns home to an empty flat as his wife vanishes.
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Cadman Green
Green
Percevale Artat
Percevale
William Wright
Cadman
Willie Wright
Lizzie
Wotsboro
Dotsboro
Mae
Margaret
Wright
Mrs. Wright
Daisy Dean
Daley
Susan
Min
Daisy
Robert
Aistes
Austin Clark
Mayne
Rovert
Clark
Daisy Dean’s Ride Sparks Office Gossip and Courtship
Daisy Dean leaves an elevator car with a middle aged man prompting Miss Minturn to declare she will inform Austin Clark. Daisy’s foot injury from the elevator door delays her return to work as Mr Wright plans to hire a stenographer but fears publicity. He later dismisses her and calls her.
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Daisy Dean
Austin Clark
Robert
Susan Minturn
Daisy
Miss Dean
Wife of Broker Seeks Divorce on Eve of Bankruptcy
Mrs William Wright returns to her father s house and will apply for divorce naming her husband s stenographer Daisy Deam as co respondent The item appears in the evening newspaper chapter Itt Miss Susan Minturn reads the sensational story before laying the paper down.
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Susan Minturn
Evening
William Wright
Daisy Deam
Doubt and scandal shadow a small town
Daisy faces anonymous accusations and gossip that threaten her loyalty to Mr Wright and her own reputation. Austin confronts Daisy about the letters while her brother Robert returns with a newspaper exposing the scandal. Susan and Robert argue over Daisy's future as the town watches and Wright stays oblivious.
Wright Slope to Rage Over Wife’s Desertion
In a town scandal, William Wright confronts his wife in her father’s home after a heated clash. The father refuses to support the marriage, deeming the affair unforgivable. Wright departs in despair and plans to resolve his troubles, later returning to the office morosely as rumor swirls.
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Vander
Linden
Vanderlinden Tailors Advertise All Wool Suits
A century old tailor promotes all wool, perfectly tailored suits priced at 15 dollars. Using 23 years of experience in taking measurements, M Vanderlinden advertises uniform pricing and custom fit services.
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M. Vanderlinden
Test of Badly Living and Christian Example
The piece argues that genuine religion is proven by daily life not words. It asserts sincere Christians are better men because their conduct reflects their faith and can influence others toward goodness through the spirit of the Master.
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