December 27, 1927, Roaritor, Washington D.C. – In a city where the wealthy reside in opulent mansions, a stark contrast emerges in the lives of the working class. Emily Day, a young girl from a family barely scraping by, finds herself torn between her love for Kent Roe and her devotion to Marty Nolan. Emily’s family, struggling to make ends meet, cannot afford to send her to the high school picnic. In desperation, she wanders to a nearby mountain, where she encounters Marty, who risks his life to gather leaves for her. Emily’s poverty is a constant reminder of the social divide, and she wonders if she will ever be accepted by the elite.
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Key Facts
- State: National
- Category: Human Trafficking
- Era: Historical
- Source: Library of Congress — Chronicling America ↗
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