Tale of Two Cities shown at Gem theatre this week
Local notices list upcoming screenings of Dickens Tale of Two Cities at the Gem theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday with ticket prices. Also reported are community events including socials, farewells, and homecomings, plus oblique notes on staff changes at town stores and local obituaries.
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Nest Week
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Shakespeare Is All Wrong Local Pickpocket Caught in Cross-Dress Ruse
Bella de Turk walked downtown and was stopped by policewomen Mrs Fisher and Miss Greer who noted a masculine attire and attempted to board a patrol wagon. She was fined $25 and costs after admitting she wore male clothing to mock Shakespearean roles at a movie theater.
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Bella de Turk
Columbus
Palioe Station
Berry
Dull and Brilliant Youths Discussed by The Daily Moll
An unsigned antiquated piece argues that intelligence and diligence vary among youths. Some bright students delay tasks to study exam preparation, while others are slow or unconventional. The essay notes that rapid maturity does not always align with early achievement and cites views on natural development.
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Ani
Plante
Wileh
Willie Eve
Jong Hine
Chalmers Stebel
Jonger
Missed Something Thomas After Communion in Northern Indiana
A four year old boy, Thomas, attended a communion service with his parents when he vanished from the church. Witnesses recall the boy asking about the missing elements and shouting triumph after spurred by a claim. Local editor notes an apparent search and questions surrounding the incident.
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Tle
Tans Sondey
Jong
Sid
Chet
Thomas Welt
Thomas Wml
Keith
Enother Church
Walting
Themaporie
Warship Kiranite Siete Doomed After 1818 Departure
The old Caled states warship Kiranite Siete, built for the Heshipe fleet, is nearing dismantling. It left the Melue coast in 1818 and subsequently served near New York, where it stored copper sheets and gold and silver ingots. Local requests for souvenirs were reportedly received before the ship’s final fate.
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Ks &Rmining
New York
Pang
Fragmented OCR Report on Bacteria Counts in Market Fruits
An unclear OCR fragment describes government researchers testing unwashed market fruits for bacteria. It lists various fruits such as cherries, plums, grapes, and raspberries with scattered mechanical values and nonsensical terms, yielding no coherent results.
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Cylonieg
Herteria
Natord
Animal Sagacity and the Hidden Powers of Cats
A reader's fragment discusses claimed animal sagacity and feline power. A listed expert attributes sensitivity to weather, random moments, and associations as possible explanations. The text hints at speculation rather than solid evidence.
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Rex Soalng
Waell
Death of President Proctor Ends Long Career in Public Service
The obituary notes the death of Thomas Proctor, a former lumper in New York’s High Street area, who later served in public life. It highlights his early life, distant ties to a line of work, and mentions his role as President Proctor. Details on place and date are unclear.
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A. Duquesne
Thomas Pewinr
Tne & A
Wiesburg
Farm sale notices in district await advertisement
Advertisement confusion surrounds farm sales in the Filer area. one sale may be canceled if not advertised. Miss Ian Evans from Well Creek Montana arrived in Filer to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs Wesley Young.
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Ian Evans
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Montany
Filer
Hev Sister
Mire
Wesley Young
Halloween Dinner Party at Rowe Residence
A Halloween dinner at the Rowe home hosted by Mr. and Mrs. K. Cole featured Jack O Lanterns and autumn decor. A three course menu included pumpkin pie and whipped cream. Cole demonstrated wine service while guests, including Ed Dymond and others, celebrated a birthday and mingled with local residents and visitors from nearby towns.
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Cole
Winener
Ed DyMons
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