Marriage in Red Creek Ends for Cherry and Martin
Cherry and Martin live a tired routine in Red Creek where his work at the mine shapes their days. She grows restless with marriage, envy of others, and a longing for a freer life, deciding to seek a separation while facing the reality of commitment.
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Martin
Contra Costs
Cherry
Red Creek
Lawson
Joe
Mart
Alix
Turners
Mude
Pauline Runyon
Red Creek “Park
Pauline
Browning
Frangqis Thompson
Pater
New York
Peter
Synapsis-Doctor Strickland and a Mine Town Romance
In Mill Valley near San Francisco Doctor Strickland lives with daughters Alix 21 Cherry 18 and niece Anne 24. Peter Joyce, a recluse friend, watches Cherry as Martin Lloyd a visiting mining engineer wins Cherry and takes her to El Nido. Cherry returns for Anne wedding. Peter confesses a grand passion. Cherry discovers her marriage falters. Martin returns for Cherry.
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Strickland
Mill Valley
San Francisco
Alix
Cherry
Anne
Peter Joyce
Martin Lloyd
el Nido
Peter
Justin Little
Martin
Too Much For Mrs. Smith
Mrs Brown and Mrs Smith, neighboring women both overweight, chase weight loss. After Mrs Brown loses about thirty pounds while a spring trip West, Mrs Smith grows jealous and mocks her, noting only the hat reveals the change.
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Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Smith
West
Portland’s Famous Houses In Maine By The Water Front
In Portland Maine near the water front two weather beaten neglected houses stand side by side. One is the birthplace of Longfellow the other is where Thomas B Reed known as the czar of the house first drew breath. Yet for Portland they are merely plain houses.
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Portland
Longfellow
Thomas B. Reed
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Kathleen Norris
Kathleen
Norris
Vada
el Nide
George
Dad
Joe Robinson
Cross
Cherky
Huband
Wrigley’s
Wrigleys
Stat Eee
Australia
Bellans
Nee Preekie
Lrugisty Mall
GC. H. Ny Co
Michigan
Paris
Chesebrough Meg. CO
Consolidated
State Street
Bayer
Free Eye Bock
Merifte Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
U.S
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