Story of Sue and Ruth Find a Room to Call Home
Ruth leaves home for independence and secures a room in a boarding house. She wrestles with worry for her family, contemplates contacting them but plans to check in later. In her new space she recalls past rooms and mulls decorating, signaling a fresh start after hospital stay. The scene focuses on emotion, resilience, and a tentative step toward self-reliance.
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Sue
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Jack
Nancy
Sally
France
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Allies agree on unified general war policy at Versailles
On February 3, 1918, American troops officially took over part of Lorraine with two Americans killed and nine wounded in a bombardment. The Allies at Versailles adopted a unified military policy for major theaters and closer coordination under a single council. The Bolsheviks captured Kiev.
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Lorraine
United States
Supreme War Council
Versailles
Kiev
Wheat Pays Marriage License in Barter Swap
Chelaning Michigan: Two bushels of wheat offered for a marriage license. Justice Volkmer accepted the grain hoping markets rise. license fee is two dollars. Wayne County medical bureau reports about 40 requests daily for free aid. those with physicians are directed to use their doctors. Navajo Indians in Albuquerque see fingernail painting spread with a request to switch colors after a train sighting.
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William Volkmer
Detroit
Free Medical Aid Bureau
Wayne County Medical Society
Albuquerque
N. M
Burton I. Staples
Staples
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