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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1916
Page
3
The Turmoil unfolds around Booth Tarrington and the Sheridan family amid feuds and rumors. Mary probes the marriage prospects of Jim and contemplates loyalties as tension grows over Bobby Lamont and the factory future.
After a long drive Sheridan arrives at his hotel as newsboys hawk “extras” about a deadly accident. At a barber shop his presence unsettles patrons while a boy’s shout of “Extry” echoes through the crowd. Inside the shop a tense scene unfolds leading to a grave family revelation and the abrupt shift to a somber cemetery gathering.
In a somber tale Bibbs Sheridan escorts Mary Vertrees from a cemetery after a funeral. A quiet drive reveals mutual curiosity and unspoken feelings as they share awkward moments and a wary connection that grows through restrained conversation. Mary insists on a return home, while Bibbs faces questions about fate, class, and chance encounters in a tense, psychologically charged scene.
Tense scene at the lodge as Bibbs investigates a hidden room. Gideon Sheridan and family members confront religious overtones amid a scramble for ailing kin and a loud muttered gospel. The chamber echoes with passages from Bildad the Shuhite as danger and memory collide.
A murky exchange hints that Mary Voertrees lingered at the cemetery until Bibbs was ready, driven by Abe's desire to make an acquaintance. The dialogue recalls a dead Jim and a stated need for money among an aristocratic circle.
A damaged fragment mentions ongoing fighting across regions and hints at a broader war narrative. The text references fairy tales and symbolic phrases suggesting a surreal, uncertain wartime atmosphere with unclear outcomes.
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