Adventures of the Twins and the Gopher Prairie Chautauqua
Carol and Kennicott amid Gopher Prairie life witness the railroad’s hold on town pride and a condensed university Chautauqua. The week reveals residents’ hunger for culture, the locals’ blunt humor, and Carol’s growing anticipation of a baby as autumn deepens.
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The
Dramatic Association
Library Board
Mother Chautauqua
New York
Commerceial
Chautauqua
Minneapolis
Carol
Gopher Prairie
Kennicott
Vida Sherwin
Lincoln
United States
James J. Hill
West
London
Meart
Kipling
Lucia
Europe
Balkans
Miles Bjornstrom
Germany
Miles
Pea
Bea
Tina
Flood Drives Linn City Residents to Oregon City
A Christmas flood followed by a chinook winds swelled the Willamette River washing Linn City from its banks and carrying away mills buildings and cattle. The story recalls Indian prophecies of the river rising and the white man losing what he built as Oregon City watched the flood move possessions across the river.
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New Uillage
Linn City
Oregon City
Father
Girl's Pregnancy Trials and Gossip Surge in Widow's World
A pregnant woman endures morning sickness and social pressure from a gossiping community. She resents being treated as a second-class expectation, while women like Mrs. Champ Perry and Widow Bogart pepper her days with prying advice and flirtatious comments about “family way” changes.
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Champ Perry
Bogart
Confessions of a Movie Star Excerpt
A 1921 excerpt shows May Scott recounting a controversial love scene in Love in Leash with Cissy Sheldon and Dick Barnes. She introspects on censorship, her embarrassment, and the studio dynamics as they navigate a period of low business and potential closures.
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Cissy
Cyrus
Cissy Sheldon
Dick Barnes
Crasy
Miss Scott
Cyrus Sheldon
The Birth Of Hugh Awakens Carol’s Devotion In Gopher Prairie
Carol resents labor yet loves her newborn Hugh, a thin healthy boy with straight brown hair. Kennicott notes her town ties, while Carol’s growth from doubt to fierce motherhood drives her to protect Hugh and question religious rites. The scene ends with her pondering future possibilities.
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Ness
Mrs. Bogart
Carol
Kennicott
Hugh
Zu~terel
Warren
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