It was unfortunate to some extent that Annie, her daughter, desired most passionately to assist her mother in her material rehabilitation. The well-married one was a bright girl, brisk and businesslike, and too well she knew the power of the Press. Her mother had been absent for a month when she sent out a little helpful propaganda for the Furnace Club. She was not a particularly clever writer, but, as some of us know, it is not necessary to be clever to be interesting, and the news editor of the _Weekly Post-Heral…
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