Mysterious Night Unfolds in Italian Hotel Mystery
In a chilling sequence at a coastal Italian town, the narrator details a tense night of intruders, police inquiries, and a dangerous mystery surrounding Mrs Byng and Sue Tally. Strained rivalries surface as Lovachiem and others hunt for clues while a blue-caped observer shadows the protagonist.
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Marcel
Monsieur
Sue
Ike
Lovachiem
Puce
Lovschiem
Romeus
Father Robert
Mr. Byng
Sue Tally
Towart
David Lorn
Mignon
Woerhart
Apartments for Rent One Furnished Unit for Mrs Doster
One furnished apartment is available for rent for Mrs. O. C. Doster. The notice notes a single unit with unspecified location and contact details.
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O. C. Doster
Furnished room for rent with optional private bath
Mrs. J. T. Trawick offers a furnished bedroom with or without a private bathroom. Phone 196.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Trawick
Estate of Nancy J. Harrison Sale Petition Granted
In Houston County Alabama Probate Court administrator F. L. Fellows filed a petition to sell lands of Nancy J. Harrison deceased to pay debts. Hearing set for May 6, 1933, with interested persons allowed to contest. Judge HR. K. Martin signed March 31, 1933.
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Alabama
Houston County
Nancy J. Harrison
F. L. Fellows
HR. K. Martin
Notice to Mabel Zelgier on probate land sale
F. LU Fellows as administrator of Nancy J. Harrison deceased filed to sell lands of the estate to pay debts. Hearing set for May 6, 1933, in Polk City Florida. Mabel Zelgier is summoned to appear before the court to contest the application. Witness dated March 1, 1933. Judge H. K. Martin.
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Alabama
Houston County
Mabel Zelgier
Polk City
Florida
F. LU. Fellows
Nancy J. Harrison
H. K. Martin
Webb Guests and Local Socials Reported in Webb
Georgie Mae Riley Mary Evelyn Riley and Hilde Milner were guests of Wilmie Capps Saturday afternoon Ethel Sreackine spent days with her sister Mrs W D Jackson A S Johnson and daughter Uelza visit her mother Mrs Smith of Webb Georgia Mae Riley was guest of Ida Mac Mulkey Saturday afternoon Grace Joiner hosted a well attended peanut shelling event Mamie Mills hosted a midweek party James Jackson visiting his uncle in Webb
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Georgie Mae
Mary Evelyn Riley
Hilde Milner
Wilmie Capps
Ethel Sreackine
W. D. Jackson
A. S. Johnson
Uelza
Mrs. Smith
Webb
Georgia Mae Riley
Ida Mac Mulkey
Grace Joiner
Mamie Mms
James Jackson
Tiny Mites Parade by the Animal Band
In a playful scene from 1913 a troupe of Tiny Mites animals stages a noisy mock parade led by Dancy who jokes and dances. Scouty and the Midget Man calm the chaos, forming a peaceful procession with a clever monkey as leader then marching in a lively show.
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Scouty
Coppy
Dancy
NEA Service, Inc
Freedom Statue on Capitol Dome Cast in Baltimore
The Capitol dome statue Freedom was modeled in Rome in 1860 by American sculptor Thomas Crawe ford and cast in Baltimore. The bronze figure stands 19% feet tall and weighs 15,000 pounds. It has been struck by lightning several times, but lightning rods keep it secure.
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Capitol
Washington
Rome
Thomas Craweford
Baltimore
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Jon
France
Ses
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Mrs
Tom
Madama Clem
Bug
Tather
Ste
Mrs. Byng
Madame Lovschiem
Pil
Prembing — Hoeberg
Witting
Ders
T. J. Whatley, Jr
Forrester
St. Andfrews St
W. T. Middebrooks
Green Bay Gardens
Superior Dress Company
Havemeyer Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Watkins
Dothan
J. R. Watkins Company
Ky. Street
Memphis
Tann
Sanghera
Chicago, Til
BABY
Birmingham
Dixie Hatcheries
Als
Poyner Seed Co
Sc Strand, Williamos-Voris Lumber Co
Miami
J. A. Godwin
Montgomery-Ward's
Maude Davis
Groom
Nnoon
Daney
Moffett’s Post
John Towers
Roosevelt
Bureau of Naval Aeronautics
William Moffett
Akron
Towers
Chairman Vinson
Naval Affairs Committee
Little
Orphan Annie
By Williams
Hull
Tay
HS Wee
Harold Grey
It's
Giicn
the Newfangles
CAE
By Cowan
Auto
Heck
Aarne
Germany
Lugoe
Waestchalla
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