Mystery over Fanny Powell and amnesia theory
Katherine and the narrator discuss Fanny Powell, Lee Chow the Chinese servant warns to watch her, and they debate whether Fanny’s amnesia is real or a ruse. Katherine vows vigilance as she plans to consult Hal Meredith for further insight into Fanny’s true nature and potential danger.
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Fanny Powtell
Katherine
Fanny
Fanny Powell
Lee Chow
Dicky
Hal Meredith
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Peaches Display From Ouachita Parish Orchard
Three year old Elberta peach trees at the Louisiana Training Institute yield large, heavily colored fruit. Five peaches weighing two and a quarter pounds total were exhibited at Ouachita National Bank, with trees propped for support. R H Murdoch oversees care and praise from observers confirms exceptional results.
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Ouachita Parish
Louisiana Training Institute
Elbertas
News-Star
Ouachita National Bank
Eas
R. H. Murdough
Dead Shot Skin Remedy Advertised Since 1891
An 1890s advert touts Dead Shot as a cure for skin diseases including eczema tetter ringworm old sores poison ivy and insect stings sold by all druggists since 1891.
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Ady
What the Young Woman Expects of the Man She Marries
Rev. F M Freeman at First Methodist outlines young wives expectations in marriage. He says women imagine a perfect home, but reality often yields a small cottage and unmet hopes. He urges men to honor vows and treat wives with same courtesy before and after marriage, warning betrayal harms trust and fuels desperation.
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F. M. Freeman
Methodist
Rev. Freeman
McCormick Pitches 24 Straight Without Defeat
In 1886 James McCormick of the Chicago Nationals pitched in 24 consecutive games without defeat. The article notes extreme population density in parts of China where millions live on boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCormick
Chicago Nationals
China
Death of Civil War veteran W G Dunn at Monroe home
W G Dunn aged 80 died Sunday at the home of his daughter Mrs J B Parker 110 Ouachita Avenue Monroe A resident for fifty years he fought with the Cuthbert Rifles Fifth Georgia in the Civil War including Chickamauga He later managed river plantations and served on the Ouachita parish police jury and school board He was a Mason Surviving sons Cc S Dunn O G Dunn and daughters Mrs A L Bertrand Mrs BE Hill and Mrs J B Parker The Masonic lodge will conduct services at the Parker home at 530 pm with burial at 5 pm in the old cemetery
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Monroe
W. G. Dunn
J. B. Parker
Ouachita Avenue
Mr. Dunn
Cuthbert
Cuth
Dunn
Ouachita Parish
Masonic Lodge
Cc. S. Dunn
West Monroe
O. G. Dunn
Girard
A. L. Bertrand
Fort Thomas
BE. H. Hill
Ouachita Avesnue
Old Cemetery
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Fannee Powell
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the Flower Shopper Incorporated
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Wise Shoe Co
111 Jackson
Kaliski's
ENERN
Pwteal
Trey
RODIN
Ripwey
Palm Beach
Freeman
DE Generes Bros
Shreveport
Ummer
T. Malouf
Monroe Steam Laundry
Bert Rifles
Fifth
Georgia Regiment
Chickamaw
Mc. Bermick
Kirby-Gifford Co
Dallas
Texas
Nash
ZZZ Broadcasting
Standard Oil CO
New Jersey
U. S. Pat
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