Two keys to a cabin synopsis
Gabriella Graham and her friend Kate Oliver journey to a Maine cabin after Gay receives a key from her late godfather. They find a mysterious occupant already living there and debate who it might be. The man returns as they discuss the situation, heightening the tension.
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Gabriella
Gay
Graham
Todd Janeway
Maine
Kate Oliver
John Wrence
Kate
John
David Graham _ speaking
Peter Schuyler
Impetuous reunion at Gay’s debutante party cabin
In a sunlit room Gay confronts John, the Doctor Houghton’s nephew, whom she recognizes from a past romance. Tension spills as they debate ownership of Uncle John’s cabin and their separate plans, while Kate mediates and a late evening stay begins.
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Kate
John
Gay
Miss Oliver
Doctor Houghton
Dr. Lawrence
Oliver
Machias
U. S. Relief Families Buy Protective Foods by Blue Stamps
Mil o Perkins notes early results from the U S department of agriculture food stamp program showing relief families used about 80 percent of their blue stamps on protective surplus foods over six weeks. The surplus list then included butter eggs oranges grapefruit peaches pears cabbage peas tomatoes onions dried prunes flour and corn meals.
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Milo~ Perkins
United States Department of Agriculture
There Was a Way and Lass Knew It
A young farm lad and a woman walk along a road with a pail a chicken a cane and a goat. In a dark lane she fears a kiss and he suggests a clever setup to avoid intimate advances while keeping their supplies.
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Lass
Gold leaf: the thinnest metal skin for beaten sheets
Gold is extremely malleable and pounded into sheets as thin as 280 000th of an inch. The leaf rests on a suitable base, usually made from 23 carat gold, to support the delicate layer.
Freeman and Slave
Freeman and Slave present a quotation about freedom and bondage, noting that truth liberates the freeman while others remain enslaved. The line contrasts freedom by truth with universal human servitude implied in the statement.
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