Dreamed whispers and a farm drama unfold
Donna Sidda cares for her ailing grandfather Amos while married life with Bill deepens. After a late night, Amos speaks Maddie’s name, sparking Donna’s hopes. Bill questions her restlessness as she reassures him of devotion and masks lingering ties to her past life.
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A Famous Sister in Congress and the Puzzle
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Roosevelt signs municipal bankruptcy and naturalization laws
Washington May 25. President Roosevelt signed a municipal bankruptcy bill allowing scaling down city obligations and approved a naturalization and citizenship measure, especially affecting women. Marietta May 25. The George Mutse home at Porterfield, a 125 year old Belpre district landmark, was destroyed by fire of unknown origin Thursday near Porterfield.
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Dororthy Dix on Marriage Blindness to Partner Traits
Dorothy Dix laments how many spouses fail to know a partner’s character, habits, and temper before marriage. She argues most are not deceivers, but incompatible temperaments only reveal themselves after the knot is tied, prompting divorces and disillusionment.
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Murchison Named Director Of Foreign and Domestic Trade
President Roosevelt nominates Claudius T. Murchison of the University of North Carolina for director of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Amherst professor Willard Thorp resigns after Senate Committee rejection citing lack of practical experience. John Dickinson cites political motives in the rejection. Also reports discussions among United States Great Britain and Japan on naval talks ahead of the Washington Conference.
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