Two-Bar Bran d Dare in a Turbulent Romance
Synopsis of a novel’s early chapters follows Joan Landis daughter of John Carver, his murderous past, marriage to Pierre, and growing tension. A minister Halliwell enters, jealousy and liquor drive Pierre to brand Joan with the Two Bar mark, a stranger intervenes, Pierre is shot, and Joan faints. The stranger revives her and urges flight after Pierre’s death.
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Joan Landis
Pierre
John Carver
Joan
Carver
Delirium Tests Resolve in Chapter Turning Point
The narrative describes Joan facing crisis and rash choices as life shifts around her. She recalls two decisive acts, one following Pierre and another resisting Holiwell’s books amid her husband’s jealousy. Her departure from her father weighs on her as events overwhelm her.
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Joan
Pierre
Holiwell
Pierra
Ranger Station
Lone River
John Carver
Negro Exodus Urged By Southern Women Says Clergyman
The Rev Dr W A C Hughes asserts that southern Negro women drive migrations to the north by seeking better conditions and opportunities for children. He cites Georgia and Mississippi losses, notes cooperative sending of workers, and predicts Illinois as a favored destination.
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Chicago
W. A. C. Hughes
Department of Negro Work
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hughes
Dr. Hughes
South
Georgia
Atlanta
Ilkes County
W. W. Long
Clemson College
Mississippi
What They Sat The Reunion at Ada Oklahoma
A Confederate Soldiers Home reunion in Ada Oklahoma from September 19 to 21 brought thirty inmates and guests from Ardmore to a well organized visit. The event featured addresses by local and visiting figures, a grand parade, and cordial hospitality in Ada. The writer notes the lasting value of such gatherings and hopes for a Chickasha reunion next.
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Ada
Oklahoma
Ardmore
G. W. Lewis
Dean
Pontotoc County
E. W. Kirkpatrick
Moe Kinney
Texas
Trans-Missippi
Lewis
Chew
Chickasha
Sam T. Jones
Confederate Soldiers Home
Okla
Diptheria Immunization Push in School Health Bulletin
The State Board of Health urges school officials to use toxin antitoxin mixtures for all lower grade entrants with parental consent. Early antitoxin cures diptheria and prevents spread, while Schick testing identifies immune or susceptible children.
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Weekly Bulletin
State Board OF Health
Schick
New York Hosts World Stage for 1923 Winter Theatre Season
The New York season opens with a cosmopolitan line up as European, Russian, Latin and Asian artists descend on Broadway. France, Italy, Russia, England, Sweden and more send top performers while American audiences enjoy grand opera, musical comedies, ballet and avant garde cabaret. Spain and Germany appear with celebrated dancers and orchestras, with all forms of theatre mingling on Times Square.
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Associated Press
New York
America
Madison Avenue
Boston
Back Bay
Philadelphia
Rittenhouse Square
London
Paris
France
Italy
Russia
England
Sweden
Holland
Spain
Germany
Austria
The
Orient
American Stages
Tony Pastor
Niblo’s
Daly
Tenry James
Broadway
Main Street
Piccadilly Circus
Boulevard de Bonne Nouvelle
Middle-West
Pacific
Teatro Dei Piccoli
Rome
Moscow
Moscow Art Theatre
William Shakespeare
Casino de Paris
Vienna
Munich
Metropolitan
Amsterdam
Petrograd
Berlin
Mississippi
Times Square
Mecca
Cambodia
Vast Forests In Montana Idaho Lacking Supervision
L. F. Kniepp says about 2,000,000 acres of Montana and Idaho forest land have no federal or state oversight. He notes the vast public domain limits private administration, with land classified for reforestation or grazing. The piece also mentions a six team baseball league in western Cuba during the winter tourist season.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Mont
Montana
Idaho
L. F. Kniepp
Washington
Cuba
Harold Lloyd’s Grandma’s Boy Ending Delights Audiences
Harold Lloyd explains the final laugh of Grandma’s Boy took four months to perfect. Preview audiences at Tong Beach, California, laughed so hard it delayed the next act for ten minutes. Producer Hal supports Lloyd’s view of crafting the hardest part of a comedy.
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Harold Lloyd
Lloyd
Blossom Bend
Tong Beach
Calif
Hal
Buy it rent it sell it find it with a News want ad
Classified notice urges readers to use the News want ad section to buy rent or sell items and services. It highlights quick placements and broad reach for local shoppers and sellers.
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Katharine Newlin Burt
Katharine N. Burt
Frank Halliwell
Halliwell
Roach
Hal Roach
Sam Taylor
Jean Havez
Fred New Meyer
Pretty Mildred Davis
Anna Townsend
Dick Sutherland
Charles Stevenson
Noah Young
American Theatre
Diptheria
Europe
Artists
Grove’s
Iere
Arie
Snore
Tar i
Count
Reen Ra Madania
Aporyu
Java
the Playhouse of Character
Pola Negri
Jack Holt
Charles de Roche
Carmelita
Drake
Long Island
Claude Mace
Prince Rao Singh
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