Lillian Hidden in Prisoner Tale Advances
A tense sequence follows Madge and Lillian as they dodge watchful eyes and plan a clandestine escape. Mary retrieves a coded book from a box, while Noel and others coordinate a lunch break and map a new hiding place near Schooley Mountain. The chapter ends with the question of whether the book contains the key to unlock Lillian’s daughter’s prison.
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Underwood
Lillian
Katherine
Jerry Ticer
Noel
Fragmentary OCR Card Detailing Local Update
The readable text shows a fractured note about a local update dated unspecified and unclear. It mentions potential community items and officials but lacks concrete actions, names, or dates to identify a specific event.
Leap Year Bride Loses Patience and Returns to Husband
Cherry Dixon a 19 year old heiress wed reporter Dan Phillips during Leap Year. Her new life tests money worries and family strain as Dan pursues writing while Cherry battles pride and reconciles with her parents. She returns home to face future with Dan and Mrs Dixon’s recovery.
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Cherry Dixon
Riter
Dan Phillips
Dan
Cherry
Dixie Shannon
Max Pearson
Mrs. Dixon
Pinky
Daniel Phillips
Reserved for Ladies and Texas Pioneers at Majestic and Court
The Majestic screens Reserved for Ladies with Leslie Howard and Bonita Hume amid alpine illusion created by Holmes Paul. Court presents Texas Pioneers starring Bill Cody and Andy Shuford, with Western vistas and Indian siege drama. Ohio shows Racing Youth with Slim Summerville and June Clyde, as auto action dominates the scene.
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Majestic
Swita Alps
Paramount Studios
Majestic Theater
Leslie Howard
Rrizabeth Allan
Bonita Hume
Indiana
Cave Alry
Lost and Found Advertisers Find Happy Endings
A local newspaper notes readers’ relief as missing items and pets are reunited with owners after appearing in the Lost and Found section of The Messenger. The column highlights happy endings from recent notices and calls attention to the service.
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Parker
Athens Post Office
O. E. Reading
Dial
Court
W. Union Street
Elliott Street
Messenger
Morris Ave
Stars Say for Saturday June 25 by Genevieve Kemble
The column warns of possible planetary tensions and conflicts with bosses or authorities while urging careful finances and discouraging loans or speculative ventures. It notes a lively year for birthdays and describes a child born that day as energetic, industrious, and practical with potential success independent of others. Notable nativity: Charles T. Yerkes, capitalist.
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Charles T. Yerkes
Life as a Wise Crack Contested by Winifred Black
Winifred Black rebukes sharp wit and bitter humor inviting a kinder sentiment. The essay argues life should include friendship and trust rather than cruel laughter and clever taunts.
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Winifred Black
Do You Like Wisecrackers And Winifred Black
The author laments the spread of wisecrackers who mock love death and religion turning heartfelt songs and memories into jokes. She prefers remaining a rabid sentimentalist with faith and loved ones over joining the cynical crowd.
Food Prejudices Cost You the Joy of Wholesome Dishes
A discussion of how food prejudices prevent enjoyment of fresh vegetables and how proper preparation can convert doubtful items like squash. It argues that many claimed aversions are rooted in poor preparation or outdated beliefs and urges openness to wholesome produce through better cooking.
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Mina
Jane
Alice
Lee
Nightshade
Racing Youth Provides Fastpaced Auto Comedy
A Coast audience enjoys a brisk novelty about modern youth and driving. Louise Fatenda stars as Jory against June Clyde the heiress who inherits a faltering auto factory. Forest Stanley plays the villain whose schemes fail, aided by Frank Albertson the engineer and a comic supporting cast. Dialogue and photography are praised.
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Louise Fatenda
Jory
June Clyde
Forest Stanley
Frank Albertson
Sim Summerville
Otis Harlan
Arthur Stuart Mall
Perfest Stanley
Eddie Phillips
Otto Harlan
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Harry
Hugh
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Marion
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Madge
Avis Arhison
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Nest
Schooley Mountain
Mr. Dixon
Walter
SKY 1
Sam Martin
Wong
Walter Lixon
Martin
Louise
Sarah
Martha
Library
Ban
Rte
Neraelf
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Shy
Diratows
Tim
Qherry
Holmes Paul
Paramount
London
Mountain Republic
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Benita Hume
Bill and
Andy
Theatare
LeRoy Mason
Sheila Manners
Bill Cody
Harry Allen
Mary Ann
Black Watch
Dawn Patrol
Frank Lackteen
John Eliott
Chief Standing Bear
Lion Eyes
Texas Pioneere
Harry Fraser
Ohio Theater
Louise Fazenda
Slim Summerville
Cliffa
Thia
Billy Ro
Yale
J. H. Grosvenor
Ashens
Nelsonville
Logan
the Stars
Genevieve Kemble
Procter & Gamble
U. G. Pat
Oxydol
Eleanor Ross
Gnew
Otek Tray
Monoer
Bill Western
Tarry
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