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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1916

Page

6

Street Dreams End as Harriet Plans a New Start

Sidney confronts mounting responsibilities after her aunt Harriet declares independence and moves toward a new life. The trio of women on the Street face money woes, housing changes, and the call to work, with Sidney torn between nursing dreams and supporting her mother and aunt. Doctor Ed counsels sacrifice and duty as Sidney resolves to join the workforce and pursue hospital nursing.

Iroine Harriet Kennedy Anna George Sidney Kennedy Harriet Anna Page Katie Mrs. Page Christine Trousseau Lorenz Palmer Howe le Moyne Doctor Ed Max Nce Life

Street of the McKee Family and K Le Moyne’s Dilemma

K Le Moyne wakes in new quarters and struggles with peace and purpose. He forms a cautious bond with Sidney Page on the Street as he reads and walks to cope. Sidney plans hospital nursing training while navigating Joe Drummond and family tensions.

Sidney Dreamer Katie K. LeMoyne Miss Page K. le Moyne Kenneth King Kerr Joe Tillie McKee le Moyne Joe Drummond Mrs Johnny Rosenfeld Mr. le Moyne

Officers And Teachers Feast At Bryan Baptist Academy

Friday evening the First Baptist Sunday school officers and teachers met in the girls dormitory for a pleasant program and a formal menu. H O Boatwright traced fifty years of Sunday school history and T R Batte urged a library. M F Weaver proposed a Christmas offering to Buckner Orphans Home. Mrs. W C Davis sang, and six student hostesses assisted with service. Menu included Oyster Cocktail, stuffed tomatoes, roast, vegetables, pineapple salad, cherry ice cream, cake, and coffee.

First Baptist Sunday School Bryan Baptist Academy H. O. Boatwright Baptist Sunday School Bryan H. H. Newton T. R. Batte W. C. Davis Miss Weaver McAlister Weaver Ethel Jackson Vanna Garrett Sadie Isgitt Lottie Blanton Altha Edge Maggie Easters

Aunt Harriet’s Long Boarded Stay Shapes Sidney’s Past

The narrative recalls Sidney’s childhood under Aunt Harriet, who has lived with the family for eighteen years as part of the father’s strained fortune. His death leaves behind lost patents and shattered dreams, while Harriet’s quiet endurance frames the memory of family endurance and ambition.

Sidney Harriet

Beakes Declares Victory in Michigan Race After Error Found

Washington telegram reports Representative Samuel Beakes of Michigan claiming a mistake in unofficial returns gives him re election in the Second District over Republican Mark R. Bacon. Beakes, Democratic congressional campaign committee chair, cites the error as proof of his win.

Washington, D. C Doremus Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Samuel Beakes Michigan Mark R. Bacon

Contracts Set for New Torpedo Boats

The Fore River Ship Building Corporation of Quincy, Mass., will build eight torpedo boat destroyers, and the Union Iron Works Company of San Francisco will construct six of the fourteen destroyers authorized by the latest naval appropriation bill, the Navy Department announced.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Fore River Ship Building Corporation Quincy Mass Union Iron Works Company of San Francisco Navy Department

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