Glorious Betsy in a Napoleonic Betrayal
Betsy Patterson and Captain Jerome Bonaparte navigate a forbidden alliance as Napoleon orders Jerome to honor royal pressure. Betsy defends their marriage and love while facing a powerful monarch who could dissolve their union. The scene captures Betsy’s courage against imperial demands and her fear of Napoleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Bonaparte
Napoleon
America
Betsy Patterson
Jerome
Betsy
France
Agury
Detoyor
Mademoiselle Patterson
Sire
Bonaparte
St. Pierre
Dr. Fresne
Ant
Major Patterson
Mademoiselle
Aman
Baltimore
Wurttemberg
Friedericka
Apoleon
Great Dane Gift Helps Helen Keller See World Anew
Helen Keller receives a Great Dane from Robert Lutz of Stuttgart to act as her eyes in daily life. The dog, praised for loyalty and intelligence, will aid her in visualizing her surroundings as she continues her educational and inspirational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keller
Europe
Stuttgart
Germany
International Illustrated News
Shirley Kirke
EW York
Robert Lutz
Miss Keller
AML
America
McAdoo Skips Democratic National Convention in 1924
William Gibbs McAdoo former Treasury secretary and 1924 Democratic presidential candidate will not attend the Houston convention. He and his family will go to Santa Barbara for the summer. Mrs McAdoo is Woodrow Wilson's daughter and will have a medical examination at a Santa Barbara clinic. Woodrow Wilson plans to enter the Metabolic Clinic in Santa Barbara for several days for an examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
INS
William Gibbs McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
McAdoo
Santa Barbara
May McAvoy Stars In The Little Snob At Granada
May McAvoy headlines The Little Snob at Granada Theatre tonight. The film follows a Coney Island concession daughter drawn into snobbery at a boarding school before returning to her old friends. Directed by John Adolfi with Alec Francis, Robert Frazer, Virginia Lee Corbin, John Miljan and Frances Lee in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granada Theatre
May McAvoy
Coney Island
Pike
E. T. Lowe, Jr
Robert Lord
John Adolfi
Warner Bros
Alec Francis
Robert Frazer
Virginia Lee Corbin
John Miljan
Frances Lee
The Swift Shadow at Voncastle Theater
The Swift Shadow debuts at Voncastle Theatre with Ranger in the lead. An outlaw dog and a cruel owner are hunted as a kindly rescuer bonds with the animal to track the foe. Tense clash arises when the dog encounters its former master and must choose a path toward vengeance or mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranger
FBO
Voncastle Theatre
Lorraine Eason
Sam Nelson
William Bertram
Albert Smith
Jerome Storm
Local Folks and Visits Around Madison Center
Miss Mary Thomas and Miss Kathryn Johns called at Mrs. Mary Wright's last Friday. The Nance's creamery wagon from Brazil makes daily calls to collect cream. Marion Wright, Mrs. Scott Irwin and son Smiley visited Eva Nicoson in Brazil. she suffers heart disease and dropsy. A Long Branch cemetery workday is set for Thursday June 21 to clean grounds. Claude Cantonwine family toured Terre Haute to see Mrs Cantondine's brother Ross Wells. Don Marshall has mumps. Frank Day and family visited Marion Wrights. John Thomas suffers neuralgia in chest and head. Robert Johns and wife from Green Castle called on friends here. Helen Bain improving after operation for mastoid trouble. she is in county hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Salmon of Green Castle worshipped at Long Branch last Sunday. James Walker farmed corn with tractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thomas
Kathryn Johns
Mary Wright
Nance
Brazil
Marion Wright
Scott Irwin
Smiley
Eva Nicoson
Nicoson
Long Branch Cemetery
Claude Cantonwine
Terre Haute
Miss Bain
Spencerisms Praise Greencastle Garden by Elizabeth Heber
Philip Maxwell recalls a Sunday sermon delivered in Greencastle by Elizabeth Heber a longtime Indianapolis teacher. He describes her garden Wren's Nest with delphiniums roses and other blooms and notes her brothers Robert and Addison care for her. The piece celebrates nature family loyalty and a forthcoming book of poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Maxwell
Spencer Evening World
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Heber
Hebers
Miss Heber
Indiana
West Franklin Street
Robert
Addison
Wren’s Nest
Philip
Goodby
Indiana Poultry Tour Dates Announced
The fourth annual Indiana Poultry Tour will run July 17 to 20 covering Tipton Kokomo Marion Huntington Fort Wayne and more. Attendees will see large poultry plants meet hatcherymen inspect duck farms and view Notre Dame poultry production among other stops. Information from M A Seaton Purdue University Lafayette Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Indiana State Poultry Association
Poultry Department of
Purdue University
Tipton
Kokomo
Marion Huntington
Fort Wayne
Lake Wawasee
South Bend
Plymouth
Mentone
Rochester
Indian Wawasee Lake
Notre Dame University
Tipton County Poultry Association
Tipton Chamber of Commerce and
Kiwanis Club
Farmer's Guide
Huntington
McMillen Company
M. A. Seaton
Konjola touted as cure for neuritis and stomach ills
In an advertisement a man from Onward Indiana reports relief from neuritis arm neck and shoulder pain after using Konjola. He says sleep and appetite improved and bowels regulated. The ad notes Greencastle The Owl drug store and other local druggists sell Konjola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konjola
J. W. Brandt
Ind
Peru
Greencastle
Owl Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Greencastle Herald
Star & Democrat
Charles J. Arnold
Roy Rae
Evans
South Jackson Street
Telephone
Putnam County
Arline DE Haas
Warner Bros. Victores, Inc
Dolores Gostelio
Aida Johnson Young
Chapter
Cherie
Betty
Monsieur Dufresne
Amet
Darling
Ella van Huesen
Chicago
Galveston
Madoo
Mrs. McAdoo
Woodrow Wilson
the Little Snob
Voncastle
Madison Center
Mrs. Salmon
Long Branch
James Walker
Spencerisms
State Poultry
Gosport
Wayside Inn
T. M. Culver
Culver
National Doctors of
Milwaukee
Chicago Hospital
Anderson, Ind
Giant Tires
Anderson Vulganizing CO
Model
Seth
D. Swift &Co
Seventh St
Washington,d.c
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