Going Into Business
00:00 - 02:02
2m 2s

Mrs. Johnson suggests that she and Robert Stroud set up a business that sells bird remedies, as Robert's remedies are well-known. Mrs. Johnson is willing to put in some of her own capital to start the business and even has a company name in mind: Stroud's Specifics.

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