Unclear Memory Fragment of a Man and Wife
A reminiscence describes a man as good looking bright cheerful and optimistic while contrasting his wife as homeliest and noting her muttered conversations against unspecified targets.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1960
Page
3
A reminiscence describes a man as good looking bright cheerful and optimistic while contrasting his wife as homeliest and noting her muttered conversations against unspecified targets.
A narrator recalls a husband devoted to an agreeable man and a disagreeable wife. After her death, the husband mourned so long he seemed to die of a broken heart, not remarrying and hardly lifting his head for five years. The tale ends with a wry reflection on love and fate.
The Department of Motor Vehicles disclosed revocations affecting Charles Dotson and his spouse linked to Route 4 Mt Airy. The reason for the revocation remains to be clarified while the action was executed on a Tuesday as required by the department's procedures.
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