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The ladies of Haverville are wary of a gorgeous widow. At first, Molly encourages her husband to take up all of the woman's time since she is certain that Jake loves her, but she eventually regrets this choice.

Molly accepts the two escaped felons into the Goldberg residence because she thinks they are college students.

On the train, Molly encounters a lonely, intelligent widower. Flattered by his attentiveness, she begins to doubt her relationship with Jake.

When Molly dreams of vacuuming up Jake, Rosie, and Sam, Molly's friend provides an analysis that does not sit well with the rest of the Goldberg family.

Rosie begins accumulating money for plastic surgery because she feels that her nose is too large. Molly devises a scheme to try to persuade Rosie to reconsider her mind after the family is appalled.

A disagreement over whether a dentist is a doctor breaks out in the Goldberg home when Jake's Uncle Sam pays them a visit.

A young man who wants to get away from his mother's apron strings relocates to Haverville to work for Jake. He quickly starts to care more about Rosie than his work.

When David's death is falsely announced in the press, he realizes exactly how many friends he truly has.

Molly has to adjust to a higher lifestyle when wealthy Uncle Simon travels to Europe and sends his servants to work for the Goldbergs.

After investigating a theft during an overnight bus ride, Molly is charged with taking the pocketbook of a fellow traveler.