Thurston mystery cliffhanger continues on page eight
In a fragment from the Thurston tale, a tense scene unfolds as Lyons is guarded while a doctor is summoned. The narrator wrestles with delirium and fear for loved ones, insisting on speaking to Jim and Neal to reveal the bat-eared man’s crucial clue before any treatment.
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Lyons
Bertha
Jim
Slim Darrow
Slim
Phoebe
Virginia
After the Show and Queen of Sheba at Bridges Plaza
The Plaza hosts William Foxs After the Show a dramatic romance based on Rita Weiman and a three day run with an all star cast. Poli’s presents Queen of Sheba a massive spectacle with a love story and chariot races. Also listed are West End and Dawe’s Theatre showcases with Shames strong reception and a WWI soldier fact about Sheba.
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Jack Holt
Lila Lee
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Queen of Sheba
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Phyllis Gilmore
Murphy and Hewitt
Neal O'Hara
Ch. and
Robinson
Eresh
Tily
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Stephen Boisclair
William Fox
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Veterans in Queen of Sheba Cast Highlight Motion Picture Veterans
The 17th company, formed in Mollywood in 1918, features veterans like Captain Duncan of Coast Artillery and Captain Alfred Tinten of the Los Angeles Police, portraying envoys and a Sheban commander in the film Queen of Sheba. They served in World War I including Mort Arthur California postings and international duty, with many tied to the motion picture industry.
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When A Girl Marries CHAPTER 436
A fragmented dreamlike scene unfolds in a dim hall as Bertha and the narrator grapple with a locked door. Conflicting memories reveal a tangled web involving Lyons and Jim, with voices urging a doctor and a car, while the narrator recalls locking the door herself. The tension centers on hidden motives and uncertain loyalties.
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Dreamword
Mrs. Dalton
Lyons
George
Slim Darrow
Wan I
Tony Norrey
Jim
Rasta
Beauty Chats On Feet Care And Personal Tips
Edna Kent Forbes offers beauty and health advice in a column touching on daily foot care, calluses, and corn removal. She suggests hot salt water baths, careful use of corn knives or emery paper, and keeping nails trimmed. Practical tips include avoiding live skin cuts and considering patient approaches for odor and hygiene.
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Fure
Steaming the Face and Pacific Strike Predicted
An optimistic reader warns about dental tartar causing pyorrhea and urges proper cleaning by a dentist. The second item reports William H. Johnston predicting a pacify strike by railroad workers against ten hour day enforcement, calling the Labor Board decision a nullification induced by railroads.
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William H. Johnston
International Machinists’ Union
Johnston
Boyle Heads F. O. L F Branch At Annual Meeting
John J. Boyle was elected head of the Friends of Irish Freedom branch at the annual meeting in A. O. H. hall on Washington avenue Tuesday. Officers chosen included Vice-president Frank Brady financial secretary Timothy J. Sullivan and recording secretary Richard.
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Friends of Irish Freedom
A. O. H. Hall
Washington Avenue
Frank Brady
Timothy J. Sullivan
Richard
Irish community backs republic pledge on Dec 15 1921
Thursday December 15 1921 Barry corresponding secretary Miss May Congdon orator Daniel J O Connor director of publicity Thomas J Blewitt director of organization Timothy Lane guard William Devine trustees Mrs Alice Doyle Mrs Catherine Barry Michael Cunningham and John J O Neill vote unanimously to stand in back of the Irish until a republic is established.
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May ‘Congdon
Daniel J. O'Connor
Thomas J. Blewitt
Timothy Lane
William Devine
Alice Doyle
Catherine Barry
Michael Cunningham
John J. O'Neil
Seaside Park Meadow Flooded for Skating and Hockey
Skating season prompts flooding of meadow east of Seaside Park bathing pavilion for safe skating. Bathing house to serve as rest and warming area. No skating expected at Berkshire or Beardsley Park ponds due to prior accidents. A rink will be boarded at the park for city hockey teams including the high school M C A and a team named the Bridge Ports.
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Park Department
Seaside Park
Berkshire
Beardsley Park
Bridgeports
Coast Star Retires in City Biz Move by Rath
Morris Rath, second baseman for the San Francisco club of the Pacific Coast League, retires from baseball and sets up business in Philadelphia. He plans to play occasionally in 1922 with a senior professional team. Rath was with the Cincinnati Reds when they won the NL pennant.
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Morris Rath
San Francisco
Rath
Cincinnati Reds
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