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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1910
Page
14
William Medway defies farming, pursues college while David stays on the farm to support the family. After their father Andrew dies, William struggles to find work, while David, seen as the true sustainer, bears the burden and the community views him as the family crutch.
In the village and on the farm a tension between brothers William and David peaks as Janet dies and Amabel challenges William. David declares intention to pursue painting while Amabel pledges to wait, and she tells David she will not marry William. David departs to seek the success that has waited through years of hardship.
Six line officers in a western post bet on a new sensation by pulling Major Thomas Ordway’s nose. Kendall eludes capture by bribing Mose the striker to fake sickness and then orders a staged shave where Kendall handles the major’s nose while Seabury, Carter, and Sykes observe.
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