Lady Mary and the doubt of love in marriage
Lady Mary confesses to her mother that she believes her husband George Tresling no longer loves her though he remains courteous. The Countess cautions that doubt often precedes certainty in long marriages. Mary recalls their love match but senses distance as she observes George swiftly writing at a Riesener desk before dinner.
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Lady Mary
Rose
Mary
George
Bryanston Square
Sir George Tresling
George Tresling
Cynies
Dea
May
Ivy
May and George Sealed in Love and Farewell Note
In a tense drawing room scene, Lady Mary discovers a note from George written in loving terms about separation. She misreads it, but realises his devotion when he returns, and they reconcile, planning a改 future together as he contemplates sending May away per her wishes.
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Lady Mary
Mary
Georgie
Noboddy
Hand Shelling of Seed Corn Advised by Agriculture Dept
The United States Department of Agriculture urges shelling seed corn by hand after selecting ears from productive stalks. Shelling waste should be discarded, and each ear shelled separately into a shallow pan. Reject any blemished kernels. hand shelling is profitable despite time, reducing germ damage from mechanical shellers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
200 Papers Face Mail Ban
The post office department investigates disloyal and seditious expressions in newspapers and periodicals and has compiled a list of 200 publications that may be denied mail access. Most are English papers, none German, with warnings heeded by German papers in the United States.
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Post Office
United States
Rains and Crop Prospects for 1918
A weather forecast from a Texas observer predicts relief from the drought in 1918 with heavy rains in summer, two good rains in February, and continued favorable conditions for oats and corn planting, while cotton may reemerge in areas once deterred by boll weevil. Insect pests are expected to be minimal this year.
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Texas
Daring bank robbery watched by hundred in Minneapolis
About a hundred onlookers witnessed a bold downtown bank robbery in Minneapolis on January 16. Four masked men took roughly 3400 dollars from the cashier’s cage and a 500 diamond stick pin from president E K Strathy, then locked five employees in the vault and fled in a waiting car dropping bills along the way. The incident ended as the robbers escaped.
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Minneapolis
Many
E K. Strathy
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Moses Bros
Tf Mosel Bros
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Alfred Klingelhoefer
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