The Angel Synopsis
Squatter Polly Hopkins and her family live in a dilapidated shack near Ithaca. Neighbor Oscar Bennett hides a secret marriage to Evelyn Robertson while landowner Marcus MacKenzie vows to drive them off. A stranger, Robert Percival, aids the squatters and unlocks Evelyns precarious wealth lie. Evelyn seeks money to buy freedom and avoid Bennetts threats as tensions rise.
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Silent City
Ithaca
New York
Polly Hopkins
Small Jerry
Granny Hope
Oscar Bennett
Evelyn Robertson
Marcus MacKenzie
Polly
MacKenzie
Evelyn F Robertson
Robert Percival
Evelyn
Bennett
Oscar
Larry Bishop
Ivelyn
Squatter tale turns as Oscar's threat erupts in violence
Evelyn confronts husband Oscar Bennett and Polly Hopkins as money, power, and fear collide. Oscar attacks Polly and threatens Evelyn's freedom, forcing Polly to defend Eve while nursing injuries. Evelyn plans escape and Polly seeks solace in a bed beside Granny Hope's Bible and a lamb, vowing to endure a harsh love.
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Poll
Oscar
Eve
Polly
Pollyop
Evelyn Robertson
Oscar Bennett
Granny Hope
Evelyn
Bennett
Bob
Jesus
Polly Hopkins Encounters Robert Percival In Silent City
Polly Hopkins helps squatters in the Silent City and meets Robert Percival on horseback near a Red Cross poster. He learns of her hope to drive Marcus Mackenzie away and calls Polly the littlest mother while affirming the mother figure on the fence. Polly hopes Percival becomes their future protector.
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West Hill
Polly Hopkins
France
Pollyop
Granny Hope
Oscar Bennett
Spain
Polly
Oscar
Evelyn
Daddy Hopkins
Ithaca
Wee Jerry
Billy Goat
Nannie Lamb Hopkins
Marcus MacKenzie
Mare
Folly
Red Cross
Angel
Jerry
Polly Up
Robert Percival
Robert
Jeremiah Hopkins
MacKenzie
Hopkins
Percival
Marc
Mr. Mackenzie
Billy Hopkins
Not Without Patience Says William Penn
Quotation reflects on patience as essential to understanding business and its proper execution, attributed to William Penn. The line emphasizes patient effort as foundation for effective work.
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Wm Penn
From Girlhood to Womanhood in Emporia Kansas
Eva Aldrich of Emporia testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved severe menstrual pains and restored her health. She notes many women begin using the product in girlhood and continue during later life for such symptoms. The ad promotes the medicine as prepared from medicinal plants for women.
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Eva Aldrich
Union St
Emporia
Kansas
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Grace Miller White
THE
Yoropkins County
Asten
Ginger
Money
Niebbe
Nannie Lamb
Darlem ON
Parker
Wks
Patcnonue
Hiscox Checal Works
Watchocue
Bellons
Bellans
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