From Sheridan House a tale of wealth and ruin
Amid family strife and social clash Bibbs Sheridan returns from the machine shop to a world of new riches, old debts, and a looming scandal. Edith Roscoe and the Vertrees clash with the Sheridans as marriages, jealousy, and a suicide of pride ripple through the household.
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Nature and pain as a test of virtue and knowledge
The meditative observer argues nature’s pain is not necessary but willingly borne. The physician replies that pain exposes man’s finest traits, elevating him toward godlike virtue and knowledge.
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Hamlet Production Delights Local Audiences
During a Shakespeare celebration local amateurs staged the tragedy with notable enthusiasm. The principal actor asked a critic for feedback, and was told it was great, though the critic noted Ophelia would be driven to drown herself by such a portrayal.
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Roscoe
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