Turmoil of Copyright 1815 in a Sheridan family tale
In the machine shop Bibbs Sheridan collapses into a nervous wreck and is sent to a sanitarium. Jim Sheridan dies, Bibbs becomes temporary master of the house, and romantic tensions rise as Mary contemplates marriage and Edith faces upheaval with Roscoe’s wife. The piece weighs questions of duty, jealousy, and divorce under strain.
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Bheridan
Bibba
Bibbs
Sheridans
Vertreeses
Mary
Roscoe Sheridan
Bobby Lamborn
Sibyles
Lamborn
Edith
Jim
Roscoe
Doctor Gurney
Srt
The Vertreeses and a Sheridan in the Night
Sibyl and Roscoe argue over class envy and rumor about the Vertrees family as Sibyl revels in their downfall. Roscoe presses for truth about Sibyl’s loyalty and her telephoned meetings with Lamhorn, while dinner looms and old tensions flare in the upstairs room.
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Roscoe
Sheridan
Jim
Sibyl
Bibys
Bibbs
Bybbs
Hilzabeth
Bibbs Sheridan
Lamhorn
Fred
Iker
Edith
Lamborn
Robert Lamhorn
I. Fotend
Min Sibyl
Sheridan Faces Loss and a Son's Descent into Drink
Sheridan discovers scribbled manuscript, then confronts his estranged son Roscoe drinking at work. Roscoe, pale and volatile, resists, and the pair clash over Bibbs and Lamborn as Sheridan plans to intervene. The office tension erupts, leading to separate exits and a bleak, lonely night.
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Tooster
Momientides
An Jas
Mides
Daahsa
Midas
Sheridan
Jim
Sheridan Building
Roscoe
RB. C. Sheriden
Sherian
Rokeoe
Lamborn
Edith
George
Horae
Rogeoe
Bob
Tomor
Sherman
Pau Jey
Claus
Bibbs
Lamhorn
Bibbs Faces Hard Labor For Life After Family Tights
Bibbs and Mary Vertrees confront Bibbs's plan to begin hard labor after contemplating duty and family. At the table Sheridan mocks Midas while Bibbs recalls a lost item and prepares to tell his father the truth. Bibbs explains he will return to a clipping machine and describe the heavy rhythmic noise of the powerful jaws.
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Sheridan
Bibbs
Tom O' Bedlam
Bubba
White Jacket
Midas
Ofc
Bibi
Edith
Mary Vertrees
Mary
St. Pye
Look to fourth generation in modern America
A fragmentary excerpt discusses how modern American childrearing has shifted from traditional family discipline to indulgence. It critiques overpampering and a detached view of childhood, noting a decline in inherited duties and decorum as each generation is analyzed through a skewed, almost clinical lens.
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Ueture
Alan Sullivan
Harper's Magazine
Remark on Skirt Length Sparks Civic Banter
A fragmented quote captures a citizen observer noting that skirts are growing longer, while a tired businessman suggests focusing on next season's musical show instead of a plain street parade. The snippet hints at casual public chatter amid a busy civic scene.
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Oobservan
Planning for a Prosperous Year Ahead in Canada
A cryptic 1915-era note highlights a focus on strategic planning for the coming year in Canada. It cites grand totals such as 18,086,073 in value tied to gold, suggesting financial or resource measures underpinning the plan. The text emphasizes taking action now to secure success in the next year.
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Kittersi
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Frank Sraved
W. Maudlag
Kodaks
Cint Tioaeriran ‘Brothers
Nor Sty
Seus Ly Be
Rervicn
AHI
Aia Rice Brothers
Iva Stock -Commianion Merchanta
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Kane
Canada
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