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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a request or aim involving a loo and possibly a notice to be added. The readable parts lack clear names, dates, places, or actions to confirm a specific event.
In the Harper 1915 drama The New House the Sheridan family rises to wealth while son Bibbs spirals into a nervous breakdown then recovers. Mary considers Jim Sheridan as a matrimonial match and Bibbs’s worth surfaces amid family tensions and a looming crisis.
After a fatal accident headline echoes through town as Sheridan children bury their brother while Bibbs assumes quiet leadership at home. The household grapples with grief, material ascent, and a descent into personal reckoning.
Bibbs Sheridan and Mary Vertrees share a late funeral ride that turns into a near romance. In the graveyard shadows Mary asks Bibbs to take her home, their awkward first words bloom into mutual curiosity as they drive through dusk.
Bibbs searches for missing great uncle Gideon Sheridan as relatives from out of town gather at home. A muffled explosion under the floor shocks the scene while Gideon recites biblical verses and Bibbs learns his father lies quietly in bed.
A cryptic line questions Mary Vertrees waiting at the cemetery until Bibba was ready to depart to meet him. The speaker notes Jim is dead and hints that the aristocrats require money.
Fragmentary notes recounting fighting across regions and a belief in the fantastical. The text blends war reportage with myth like tales of giants and fairies, reflecting wartime hopes and fears rather than a strict chronology.
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