Reynolds Move and Moral Strain in New Bungalow
Reynolds family settles into a new bungalow as Dick Meade the skeptic visits. Jane feigns illness to avoid dinner, then confesses to neglect. Brand, president of Hudson Cement, offers Bob $4 000 to commit fraud. Jane accepts a conspirator’s $100, pulling them toward moral decline.
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Mrs. Reynolds
Staten Islan
Dick Meade
Reynolds
Jane Reynolds
Mrs. Collins
Bob
Jane
Greeny Dick
Delicatessen
John Brand
Brand
Hudson Cement Company
United Construction Company
Trans
Ecos River
The Night Burglary Strikes a Suburban Home
In a quiet suburb a night intruder enters Reynolds’s house while Jane and Frieda fearfully await. Dick, the fox terrier, confronts the burglar and is killed, leaving a torn fragment of cloth in its jaws as the only clue before Jane and Frieda seek safety with the Collinses.
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Jane
Frieda
Collins
Ghosts of Love and a Damning Revelation
Reporter Dick Meade confronts jealousy as he suspects Jane Reynolds of infidelity with millionaire Brand after seeing her with him at a roadhouse. He questions Bob Reynolds, who deflects, revealing only business matters and denying personal ties. Dick realizes the truth may lie beyond his friend’s knowledge.
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Reynolds
Jane
Brand
Collins
Meade
Tottenville
Bob
Brand’s
Black River
O. K
Day He Would Remember Ends a Moral Dilemma
In this installment Jane confronts Bob with Brand’s lure of wealth as a swift route from their grim life. Jane feigns concern while pushing him to seize a $40,000 opportunity Brand promises will multiply into bigger fortunes. The plan hinges on Bob abandoning his steady path for a dramatic risk, amid a brewing burglary that sharpens the stakes.
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Jane
Bob
Brand
Old Soldier Endorses Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Remedy
An Iowa Des Moines citizen and Civil War veteran George W Atchley testifies to kidney and bladder relief from Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. A retail druggist A R Hansen confirms Atchley signed the testimonial in his presence. Notary E J Frisk swears to the affidavit dated March 23 1909.
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Kilmer
George W
Cashba
Walker St. Des Moines
Lows
State of Iowa
Poke County
George W. Atchley
Atchley
Naming the Baby
A light item from Philadelphia Ledges notes a young mother asks for baby’s name and the father jokes Coffee as a wakeful joke, reflecting a humorous domestic moment.
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Philadelphia
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You Ad
A promotional advertisement from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York invites readers to send ten cents for a sample bottle of Swamp Root. It promises to convince the reader of its value and offers a booklet on kidneys and bladder information. Regular sizes available at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Adv
None of a Man’s Busi ness How Old a Woman Is
A humorous or opinionated line asserting that a man’s interest in a woman should not be constrained by age. It reflects attitude toward age and romance in social discourse.
Woman in Bad Condition Praises Lydia E. Pinkham Remedies
Montpelier Vermont resident Mrs Mary Gauthier cites relief from irregularity fatigue chills bloating stomach pains and headaches after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the product's forty year history and invites letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential female guidance.
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Montpelier
Lydia E
Mary Gauthier
Ridge St., Montpelier, Wt
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
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Eugen Watter
Eee Me
By Webster Denison
A. C. McClurg & Co
Gaborian
Yessum
Curtis Company
A. R. Hansen
E. J. Frisk
Notary Public
Binghamton, N.Y
W. N. UL Lincoln
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