Leadon Hall Murder Puzzle in a 1925 Colne Case
In a 1925 NEA Service drama of Beechwood Grange, Sir Dudley Glenister confronts a web of motives. Detective Wrage exposes how Sir Colne engineered events to shield himself, revealing a complex chain of evidence linking Colne to Glenister’s alleged murder amid fires and political intrigue.
Action melodrama speed comedy reels at Rialto
Rialto presents Richardd Talmadge in a raving pace mad plot loaded with death defying stunts. The reviewer promises big time entertainment and a show that defies typical cinema. The star delivers extreme action and rapid pacing to thrill audiences.
The Grange Mystery Visitor Revealed After Escape
Mr Carne y pursues a shadowy lead at the Grange involving a disreputable visitor tied to Sir Dudley and a plan to blunt a threat against Kathleen. Doctor Melville aids with a covert admission, and the stranger is identified as Mr Simon Tylekey, plotter of revenge before his death.
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Wiring
Dandie
Mar Graves
Wherties
Tercom
Kathleen
Willoughby
Tie
Tim
Norman
Melville Q
Lovelock
Dudley
Wragee
Dagster Wheatley
Melyile
Wregse
Melville
Stephen Colne
Colne
Cates
George Glen
Jt Winister
Scotland
Rale
Colnbrook Towers
God Huay
Dudley Glen
Jeter
Jaarrdey
Roward
Shy 'Hattoy
Oulne
Sionelle
Misa Glenister
Sir Dudley
Tay Obvi
Simon Tylekey
Mystery Tales and Local News From The Past
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a character Trinkey and a Beechwood connection, plus a Newport theft and the vicar of Mankta Combe planning a village moving picture theater with a new projection machine manager. The items read like scattered, era-specific clips with hints of continuing stories and local events.
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Althier
Newport Noob Pree
Dee Leavitt J. Cain
Fiim
Ife
Bath
Mankta Combe
Olive Tablets offer relief for bad breath and bowel balance
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets act gently on the bowels and liver to purify the blood and improve overall health. The vegetable formula, olive colored and sugar coated, is promoted as a natural substitute for calomel with mild nightly use, priced 15 and 30 cents.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Dy. Z. M. Edwards
Dope and other true stories push readers to curb excess
A 1920s style feature promotes True Story Magazine May issues with sensational true tales about drug addiction, infidelity, and moral warnings. It highlights Dope the confession of William Manning, The Fortune Teller’s Daughter, Should a Woman Forgive, When Men Betray, and cautions about modern temptations in a permissive era led by the King of Jazz.
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Lotta
William Manning
Manning
True Story Magazine
America
Ruth
Bernarr Macfaddent
True Story
Frus Story Magazine
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Ted
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Tigpedor Wrage
Sidley Glenister
Lodaan
Mian Gleninter
Kathleen Raldly
Wraser
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Quizz Eally
Lumbago
Sloan
Holmes Herbert
Ian Keith
Emily Fitzroy
David Torrence
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Lee
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New York
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Meriing
AL OY Johupfman
Perry Askam
Pringle
Jack Rice
Vera Ross
Jan Moore
Ann Luwensleth
Lofise Ulakely
Edgar Atehikon-Ely
Jink Hall
Dub Gilbert
James Haudison
Breen Bros
OU Winter Garden
Teauty Brigade
Maithnoe
BESO
Rialto
Richardd Talmadge
DAVIS
Straaser
Olive
John Grimes
Grange
Trighey
Canipgsby
Conniesby
Katheleon
Sir Dadiey
Booth Theatre
York
7Th Heaven
Phanden
SOC
Colonial Theatre
Bluefield, W. Va
John Golden
By Austin Strong
Rue Star Maga
LA Macfadden
Dream World
4Th Street
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New York City
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