Dalton Gazette Reports on Inherited Temperament Theory
Eugenic scientists claim like produces like and environment does not alter inherited temperament. Old Man Sheridan and Mrs. Sheridan focus on material reality while Bibbs, their youngest son, is described as a dreamer.
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Sheridan
Mrs. Sheridan
Bibbs
Jim
Roscoe
The Sheridan family and Bibbs Sheridan rise in a smoky Midland city
In a grimy industrial town, the powerful Sheridan clan centers on big dreams and big buildings. Bibbs Sheridan, a sickly son with low prospects, returns to the city and meets Edith, as the family debates status, wealth, and social ambition amid smoke and ambition.
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Sheridan
Sheridan Trust Company
Libbs
Bibbs Sheridan
Family Clans and Old Names Stir Town Gossips
In a small town graph, Edith and Bibbs discuss longstanding families like Vertrees Lam horn and Kittersbey. Edith reveals pride in old lines while fearing social shifts after Mr Vertrees, a strict figure, and a gun tale linked to Danl Boone surface. Bibbs questions ties to Roscoe as social rivals loom.
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Edith
Bibbes
Jim
Roscoe
Claus
Papa
Vertrees
Dan’l Boone
Dan
Vertreeses
Mary Vertrees
Lynn
Massachusetts
Mr. Vertrees
Mission Service Helpers
Dan'l Boone
Mrs Vertrees
Demirely
Bobby Lamhorn
Sibyl
Mamma
Mrs. Vert
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