Majestic Mary Mannerings Odd Tale Of Deserted Event
Fragmented OCR text recounts a chaotic scene at a Majestic venue with scattered names and a violent incident. Names like Annelise, Marie Telly, and Sevtonrjue appear amid garbled lines. The piece hints at a rural setting, a notable attack, and a clouded investigation with unclear dates or outcomes.
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Che Peutarian
Misty
Tintlisa Yunus
Patalestre
Stu
Wien
Alis
Levan
Raul
Alistivet Reteenbtanis
Ander
Tomita
Mary Mannerings stage career a London to New York tale
The narrative traces Mary Mannerings entry into American theatre from a London Islington season to a leading role under Dudley Prothero. Florence Friend discovers her during a northern tour and brings her into a stock company. She debuts in America on November 21, 1226 and marries her leading man Jones KiTrackett amid rising fame.
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Nory
Nuny Otter
Lids
Tohngun Young
Brown
Horyuri
Kyrle Reilaw
Ner
Florence Fried
West
London
Dudiel Proithan
England
New York
America
Tyr
Costello
Islington
Florence Friend
Florence
Atury
Lito Uorne
Constance Collier
Mise Clanneting
Misa Mannerine
Jones KiTrackett
Sha
Old Lyceum
Coffee user troubled by chronic dyspepsia seeks relief after years
Letter describes a sufferer with indigestion and nerves finding no relief from regular medicine until trying a product named in a Want Ad. The writer details pale spells, stomach distress, and eventual improvement after using the advised remedy. The piece ends noting Journal-Gazette Want Ads as the source.
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Poseidon
Journal-Gazette
Vaudeville Troupe Leads at Stadium May Beams with Acts
A Statesman of the Fiery School reviews vaudeville lineup at the Stadium. Fay, Rose Trelawney, and Miss Mannering headline in a program featuring “The Princess and the Butterfly” and other acts. The stage measures twenty by seventy-one feet with a backdrop by Miss Mannering. The season includes "To Have and to Hold" and "A Lucky Dog" replacing stars, with Nat Wilts and Frank Jones among performers. Curtain rises with evening shows and rain policy noted.
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Fay
Butterfly
Rose ‘Trelawney
Crojan
Ney
The
Wells
Tra Tle
Tuly
Miss Man
Bolsman
Tha’ Yeers
Landis
Western Vaudeville Association
New York
Locelyn Leigh
Meredith
Isabel Ibving
Amajestiy Theater
Robert Loraine
Surcesses
Hackett
Mise Nannesitus
Mies Mannering
Faed
Evangeline
Frank Jones
Aujeslic
Stuaum
Nat Wilts
Tones
Nig Gangs
Jonow
H Wirt Steele Slated for a High Place
My, He Wie Steele, formerly a member of the Journal-Gapette repair torial fe Uhely Lo be elected retary of the state board of chair for Mamkind There ere ee egal.
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Steele
The
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Mamkind
Tuberculosis crusade leader career notes in Baltimore
Dated remarks hail Dr Steele now executive Secretary of the Maryland Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis and Wallard Asford of the Federated Charities of Baltimore. The Baltimore Sun lauds Steele for past work, while Bicole, Huntington native, studied at Troy University then moved from Chicago to Seattle before joining Baltimore anti tuberculosis efforts.
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Steele
Maryland Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Wallard
Asford
Federated Charities of Baltimore
Bri- Aubre Sun
Bicole
Huntington
Troijana University
Worl
Atantington
Kendallville Personal Notes Deluge of Local Visitors
Kendallville column lists numerous visitors and guests including M Esinser of Stroh, Garrett resident Adamas, and Linsole guest Mes, with extended mentions of Weller, Winiford, Wander, and the Thompsons. Reports of travel, illness, and social visits fill the page along with a funeral reference and a cooking stove accident near Greenville.
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Kendallville
Tut
Esinser
Stroh
Ind
Unis
Eiate Sans- Niles Vouta
Adamas
Garrett
Mes
Tz Robinson
Linsole
W. Dd
Ae Ruperte
Seria Thera
Priday
Ani
Barman
Anes
Wera
Gaeeta Irany
Aries
Saeer B. Py Weller
Cleveland
W. HL Winiford
Kage Meno Stroce
Ing
Ian Been Ji
Wes
Tine
D. Wander
Rin
C.D. Innecht
Howe
Wore Warne
Thom Peor
Snd
Roe
Arwaddirs
Tsrag Henry
Dane
Gree Farrell
Kalamazoo
Gibson
Rene Biensa
the Ely
Cole
Whitford
Diana
Enia
Unclear fragmented notes in Garrett Mingr News segment
A garbled OCR item references Garrett Mingr News with names like Charles Smith and Ms Fret Whitordon. Mentions May, Susi Bay, and late Wipa run. Mentions Geiger securing employment and Galnober plans, with scattered dates and local notes.
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Charles Smith
Fret Whitordon
Susi Bay
Geiger
Thienze Juretion
Galnies cApest
Galnober
Aryl Ewa
Atari
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