Goig D Bullets by Charles G Booth and a Hidden Pistol
In a dim mine reveal a skeleton with a bullet wound and a pistol pencil linked to Nathan Hyde, Andrew Ogden, and Dillon. Henry, Deacon, and John uncover a torn Torridity newspaper from 1896, hinting at a double murder and a buried motive. A shadowy figure soon looms as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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Skull Valley
Cal
Lunly’s
Tnd
Furie
John
Henry
Atength
Penabon
Andrew Hac
Andrew
Te Ming
Diffon
Jerry
Dillon
Alex Peterson
Andrew Ogden
Andrew J
Edmund Lowe and Warner Baxter Star in Talking Murder Trial Melo drama
Review notes Edmund Lowe reunites with Warner Baxter in a Fox Movietone talking picture at Strand Theatre. The piece highlights Lowe’s transition from silent to sound film, his California roots, stage beginnings, and prior successes with Mary Duncan and Dorothy Burgess. It charts his career from Santa Clara University to Broadway and early screen roles, emphasizing his status as a leading man in early sound cinema.
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Edmund Lowe
Fox Movietone
Lowe
Mickey Dune
Arizona
Dorothy Burgess
Warner Baxter
Strand Theatre
Baxter
Mary Duncan
California
San Jose
Santa Clara University
Marc Antony
Florence Reed
Santa Clara
Hawaii
Japan
United States
Los Angeles
the Brat
Maudé Fulton
New York
Enmet
Lenore al Irie
Carrol McComas
Miss Reed
Dorothy Dalton
Lowé
Clara Kimball Young
Fox Films
Runaway Girls at Opera House Delivers Dramatic Intrigue
Columbia Pictures presents Runaway Girls at the Opera House a timely drama that reveals behind the scenes of missing girls. The narrative follows a college friend Agnes and a saxophone playing beau as danger and suspense unfold from a broken home to a questionable modeling arrangement before a hopeful ending. Tonight and Wednesday showings with a good comedy to follow.
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Columbia Pictures
Opera House
Hartley
Mason
Sue
Jer
Agnes
Uellege Beau
Agricultural notes on herd sires and flock cleanliness
Agricultural notes urge dairymen to rely on superior herd sires to boost production. Emphasizes clean management for healthy poultry chicks and preventing disease from mature stock, clothes, shoes, and equipment. Advises thinning crowded vegetable beds by removing the weakest plants to let the strongest grow.
Mixed Topics in Agriculture and Diplomacy Bleed into Story
The passage blends agricultural notes on sorghum silage and soil sterilization with political reflections on international relations and a dramatic account of a troubled family scene. It cites farming practices, egg selection issues, and disease risks, then shifts to quotes about unity and peace, ending with a tragic mother and son incident and a girl’s steadfastness.
Mrs Rohrbaugh Remembered As An Artist Of Vivid Technique
The article recalls Mrs Rohrbaugh as a sympathetic artist with a vivid technique, noting her influence and perception of her work. The piece quotes reflections on her artistic approach and impact, highlighting the depth of her craftsmanship and memory within the community.
Rotary Hear Continued Front Page One
The item continues on the front page discussing fair dealing and the Golden Rule. It reflects a spirit of genuine universal conduct and a call for ethical interaction.
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Rotary Hear
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Charles G. Booth
Tie
Deacon
Dewcon
Nathan Hyde
Hyde
Deacons
Abyssinia
Russia
MR. Glazs
JR. Glaze
Rra
Ecan
Edmund Kes
Willtam Fox
Sergeant Quirt
Wigzard
Bill
OPERA
Gus
Gusse
Weight Root
Gussie
Junior
Suisi
MATER
Hillaa
Adam
Gost
W.wright
Istrangers
Jack Late
Sutton
Rotary
Young Prince
Talleyrand
Pthally
Mrs. Rohrbaugh
J. J. Page
Fetterman Circus Grounds
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