The Stage Burlesque Star and the Suitor’s Dilemma
Margery Gray, a famed burlesque performer, hides from Reggie Stillson in a dressing room as a tense exchange unfolds. John Stillson confronts the affair while Margie explains her life on stage and reveals a deeper reason for not marrying his son, the presence of her husband.
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Miss Gray
Jeves
Margery Gray
John. Stillson
Eulde
Flo
John
Reggie
Reggie Stillson
Margie
Bobby
Cretonne
Neggie
Margery
Stillson
Marge
Joe
Greene county Republican primary candidate notices
Amos E. Emery of Richland township declares candidacy for Recorder of Greene County on the Republican ticket at the May 4 primary. Frank Dean of Richland township seeks Sheriff of Greene County in the Republican primary on May 4. Heston L. McLaughlin of Richland township runs for Recorder on May 4. Charles N. Worth of Wright township runs for Auditor of Greene County on May 4 as a Republican nominee.
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Greene County
Amos E. Emery
Richland Township
Frank Dean
Recorder of
Heston L. McLaughlin
Charles N. Worth
Wright Township
Clara Coffman
C. E. Amerman
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Vincennes Street
Linton
Victor
Ollie Wright
Newark
Greens County
Edward Miller
Ind
Ida Mathowas
G” Street
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Beware of unfamiliar itinerant salesmen and signs
A local warning urges prudence with door to door peddlers and signed papers. Do not admit strangers or sign receipts or orders for seemingly harmless machines. Support local Linton merchants who offer fair prices and guaranteed satisfaction.
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Linton
Execution delays and new death sentences in two cases
Last June John Washington, a Black man, faced electrocution in an Oklahoma prison after murder conviction but a two month oversight by Warden Key delayed the sentence. An November execution date was set, then stayed by a late reprieve, and the Court of Appeals left the case unresolved as Washington faced the electric chair amid Christmas commutation hopes. Tyrus Clark, a former Vicksburg resident in Arkansas prison, is to be executed for murder after bank robbery at Sulphur Springs. Bank president L M Stout and partner were sentenced to 49 years. Clark earned the death penalty. Jewell later claimed sole responsibility, but Governor Terra questions the confession’s truth.
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John Washington
Oklahoma
Clark
Boyd Jewel
Sulphur Sprines
L. M. Stout
Jewell
Stout
Terra
Tha
Taxpayers unlikely to object as steam roller speeds bill
The piece argues taxpayers are unlikely to object if pressure tactics are used to push the revenue bill through Congress in time to set next year’s assessments. The commentary frames this as a practical step to avoid delays and ensure timely tax changes.
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Congress
Weather favors miners and operators may have ended strike
The text suggests that had the forecast indicated favorable weather for the end of a strike, miners and operators might have avoided the labor action. The remark implies a potential misalignment between weather conditions and strike timing influencing decisions.
Viola Questions Why She Won't Marry Him
Viola asks Jim why she won't marry him and he admits no idea. She responds that is the reason, revealing doubt and tension in their relationship.
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Viola
Jim
Washington’s Humorous Quip on Florida and Massachusetts
The Boston Transcript notes Jack Hughes quips that Florida is the chin whisker of the United States with Massachusetts as the brow, framing the region as the seat of the country’s intellect in a witty regional aside.
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Washington
Jack Hughes
Florida
United States
Massachusetts
Boston Transcript
Record price for Eliot Baxter translation tops American book sales
A single copy of the 1664 edition of John Eliot's translation of Baxter's Call to the Unconverted sold for 82980 dollars, the highest price ever paid for an American book. The auction highlighted the enduring value of rare early American religious works and featured collectors seeking historic Americana.
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John Eliot
Baxter
Before Cutting Lemons Warm and Roll For More Juice
Instructions advise warming lemons before use and rolling them with the band until soft to maximize juice and flavor. The method aims to double juice yield and enhance taste by loosening the fruit's interior.
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Linton Daily Citizesm
Turner & Bryan, Publishers
Citizen
South Main
Act of Congress
Indiana
G. B. Beal
J. Terrill
Western Newspaper Union
Huomberico Linton ND
Linton Phone
Mrs
O. H. Hanger
John Hewitt
Ferrel & CO
Royal Society House
Nashua
Royal Society and
McCall Patterns
Sullivan
Sunnyside Farm
Becker’s
Eakse
I. Vincennes Street
Wm. Coleman
Coleman
Baer
Chas. F. Tolson
Linton Finance Company
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