Marriage Plot Prompts English Inheritance Clash
A Hudson Bay agent in Mooselake learns of a news report naming Alistair Panton the heir apparent of Lord Oban. John Bridgnorth Panton, presumed dead, arrives in London to claim inheritance, while Eileen Grant wavers between marriage and unresolved family intrigue as witnesses dispute his innocence. Lord Oban confronts the matter with a stern, unyielding stance.
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Priske
Hudson Bay Company
Mooselake
News 3
Alistair Spencer Panton
Lord Oban
Golygon
John Bridgnorth Panton
Parke
Moose Lake
England
Edmonton
Mr. Leslie
Hudson Bay
Maple
Leslie
Astone
Young Panton
Eileen Grant
London
Alistair Panton
John Panton
Eileen
Alistair
Betty
Oban
John
Hector
Uberty
Teleen
Dramatic family dispute erupts at Inverlochtie home
Alistair Panton confronts tensions over a forgotten letter and Eileen's defense of John Bridgnorth Panton. Amidst a looming court martial like scene, cousins debate accusations while Lady Lansing and Betty probe secret motives. Reginald Briezes from table as the Loch Inver trip is proposed.
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Alistair
John
Brown
Alistair Panton
Inverlochite
Dorrington
Connington
Dougal
Ferdinand Connington
Secretarry
Gamma-P Delta Club
Dean Street
Soho
Lannon
Connington? I Mind No Conningtons
Inverness
Gamma-Delta
Dorrington-Connington
Eileen
John Bridgnorth Panton
Inverlochtie
Lord Oban
Lansings
Betty
Hector
Efieen
Mary
Lansing
Reginald
Lady Lansing
Uncle Hector
Parricide
Sir Reginald
Loch Inver
Geing
Bertle
Parla
Louis Tracy
Fragmentary reminiscence text about a couple
A garbled narration references seeking a place to fish and a romantic dialogue. Names and clear events are unreadable, leaving a fragmented personal reminiscence with hints of affection and longing.
White Family Heads to Houston for Visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. White and daughter Helen Mae left Monday for Houston to visit friends and relatives. Miss Evelyn McBride returned home Wednesday from Mansfield College where she has been attending school for the past year.
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J. L. White
Helen Mae
Houston
Saenger and Lyceum Show Stars in Clothes and Comedy
Harold Lloyd and Charlie Chaplin are pictured with iconic looks while Raymond Griffiths adapts to his own. Wet Paint at the Saenger features Arthur Rosson directing with Helene Costello and Bryant Washburn star. The Lyceum highlights Leon Errol in Clothes Make the Pirate with Dorothy Gish. Chaplin and Keaton reference noted.
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Raymond Griffith
Griffith
Griffrith
Saenger
Arthur Rosson
Helene Costello
Bryant Washburn
Lloyd Corrigan
Reginald Morris
Lyceum
Leon Errol
Ziegfeld
Sally
Colleen Moore
Dorothy Gish
Sam E. Bork
Errol
Harold Lloyd
Sidney Drew
Erron
New York
Bastrop Notes Honor Miss Edythe Burrow at Theatre Party
Miss Margaret Lamb hosted a theatre party in Bastrop Louisiana for Miss Edythe Burrow with a three course lunch at the Virginia hotel private dining room. Guests included Misses Dorothy Darwood Marie Garrett and many others with corsage gifts and bride and groom cards. the event followed a show with local visitors lingering in Monroe and Baton Rouge business trips mentioned.
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News-Star
Bastrop
Margaret Lamb
Edythe Burrow
Monroe
Virginia Hotel
Miss Burrow
L. W. Burrow
Dorothy Downard
Dallas
Texas
Marie Garrett
Terrell Texas
Johnnie Smith Elbert
van Goodwin
Helen Beekman
Opal Montgomery
Dorothy Taylor
Lucile Botkin
Frances Lindsey
Mildred Jackson
Winifred Montgomery
Florence Robinson
Nell Tull
Blanche George
F. B. Winberry
D. H
Sanford Dole Dead First President of Hawaii
Sanford Ballard Dole, pivotal in making Hawaii part of the United States, died in Honolulu at 82. He was the first president of the Hawaiian republic and the first governor of the territory, passing after a period of decline surrounded by relatives.
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Honolulu
A. P
Sanford Ballard Dole
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Republic of Hawaii
Hawaii
Dole
Seasonal bird broods and midnight sun noted across regions
The passage compares avian breeding: sparrows produce six broods annually in the United States while England sees three or fewer. It also notes near the Arctic Circle in Sweden where during summer the sun never sets.
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United States
England
Catarrh Cure Promises Happiness For Brides
An authority predicts that universal use of St Josephs G F P will end catarrh of the generative organs and spare women years of suffering from so called female disorders. The advocate claims nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and foresees widespread relief in coming years.
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St. Joseph's
St. Joseph’s
St. Joseph's G. I. P
Negro Catholics Gather for Eucharistic Congress in Chicago
Negro Catholics from New York Cincinnati Louisville Detroit St Louis and southern cities will attend the Eucharistic Congress in Chicago June 20 through 24. Rev J F Echert S V D announces the Negro section program with a solemn high mass opening day and the participation of two Negro priests.
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Chicago
A. P
United States
Congress
J. F. Echert
New York
Cincinnati
Louisville
Detroit
St. Louis
South
Father Echert
Mother’s Friend Promise Eases Childbirth Many Say
An eminent physician advocates the remedy “Mother’s Friend” to reduce suffering in childbirth. Mrs. Hartman of Scranton, Pa., recounts rapid, easier deliveries with only a nurse present. The ad urges readers to write for a free illustrated book and to buy the product at drug stores nationwide.
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C. J. Hartman
Scranton
Uradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
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Sweden
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