Tragic Glenville Romance Highlights Money and Love
In Glenville two men form an unlikely bond after a near accident at the station. Tom Ashley, a wealthy elder, plans for his daughter Alicia amid a thwarted romance with Sidney Starr. A lawyer schemes to alter love and fortune, culminating in a turning day as rain gives way to hope and a rainbow.
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Glenville
Olpanton
Mr. Astier
Mr. Sharpe
Alfela
Mr. Aatley
Alicia
Sidney Starr
Tim
Ile
Ile Lise
Louie Stalaton
Mr. Ashley
Alicia Ashley
Louis
Sam
Paps
Alicis
Ilo
Louis Raleton
Blu
Sidney
Parisian swindle uses diamonds for a fake cure
A well dressed woman, posing as a mother, dupes a renowned mental physician by arranging a loan of diamonds from a jeweler. She claims her son is owed 30,000 francs for diamonds and lures the doctor into a room where the clerk and son supposedly engage in a payment scheme. The mother leaves without the diamonds, leaving both men puzzled by the ruse.
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J.’s
France
Sally
An Unhappy Hey Haircut Scene From A Mother’s Touch
A humorous domestic vignette describes a mother cutting her boy’s hair. The child wriggles, nose dodges, and scalp feels the electric needles of the clippers. She pursues the style across his head while he frets about peers and mirrors his reflection with growing alarm.
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Anil
Hudderson
Washington and Cornwallis tale told by an enslaved narrator
A Fredericksburg News correspondent recalls a Yorktown encounter with a talkative Black nun who recounts a dramatic scene in which General Washington supposedly sits on a horse eating a peach as Cornwallis is pursued, captured, and beheaded by Washington. The teller claims the narrative never varied, signaling its veracity.
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Yorktown
Washington
Cornwallis
Massa
de Creek
General Washington
Jess
Gen. Washington
Peach
la Fredericksburg
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