:00:02
Old family recipe.
:00:04
You must take some between meals
to keep your strength up.
:00:06
Thank you, Mrs. Wyatt.
:00:12
- How is the little darling?
- Simply blooming.
:00:16
I do want to congratulate you
on the first anniversary of the newspaper.
:00:19
"In youth and beauty, wisdom is so rare."
:00:24
Shakespeare.
:00:27
That reminds me,
your idea of the new club.
:00:30
- We must take up literature, too.
- Yes, and maybe early American history.
:00:34
Why, honey,
don't you know you're making it?
:00:36
Yes.
:00:39
Wallpaper! Why, it's the first in town.
:00:43
- Where'd you get it?
- In Mr. Hefner's store.
:00:45
- I had him send East for it.
- Has he got any left?
:00:48
I think so. I think he got several patterns.
It's a new department.
:00:52
Do tell. Well, I must be going. Goodbye.
Goodbye, Donna.
:00:55
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.
:01:03
I reckon Louis Hefner's
gonna have a run on wallpaper soon.
:01:07
I want to get a nice little
dainty rosebud pattern...
:01:10
for Donna's new bedroom.
:01:12
Should we get a new house, too?
Sugar, you are getting ambitious.
:01:16
I can't tell you half the things I'm thinking.
:01:20
Yancey, I feel so light...
:01:24
- so queer. I think I'm going to...
- Sugar. Honey.
:01:34
Sabra.