Virginian Heiress and Wall Street Gamble
The Virginia heiress Beulah Sands seeks to recover her father’s fortune by enlisting Jim and Bob in a daring six month stock gambit. Beulah’s plan, aided by Jim’s steadiness and Bob’s audacious drive, aims to move $60,000 toward millions through a calculated buy of Burlington and Sugar shares. As the trio plots, Bob’s longing for Beulah clashes with the high stakes market surge and a mounting personal confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Randolph
Doard
Bob
Marment
Bod
Art
Beulah
Sands
Ural
Kate
Beulah Sander
Stock Exchange
Bob Brownley
Hob Brownley
Miss Sands
Hub
Beulah Sanda
Noh
Hob
Virginia
Wall Street
Beulah Sands
AgMstet
Aleg
Randolph & Randolph
Broadway
Washington
Brandes
Rome
Nnears
Jia
Judge Sands
Hosti
Bob Aedit
Mets
O. K
Virginians
Mise Sands
Bellah
Hon
Sander
Bob Wax
Jay
Aace
Katherine Randolph
Ceare
Sugar
Sigar
Gettysburg veteran praises Electric Bitters impact
David Parker of Fayette, New York, who lost a foot at Gettysburg, writes that Electric Bitters have done him more good than any medicine. He credits the tonic with curing stomach trouble after years of costly remedies. Advertised as a grand tonic for the aged and for female weaknesses, and a builder for weak kidneys. Haydon and Robertson, druggists, guarantee the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Haydon & Robertson
Sie
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Beulah Plunge
the Daily
Kentucky State Journal
W. P. Watton
Frankfort
the Sun and
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