Half a Million Dreams in Donald’s Shadow
In Lovelace Road Connie and Olive discuss a possible fortune tied to Thomas Harrowby’s will and the mystery man Turle. They weigh Donald’s role, the value of half a million, and the plan to reclaim Grosvenor Square while awaiting Turle’s fate and Sandle’s cautious optimism.
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The readable text fragments describe a dated January to August period with a battle or event labeled by misread words. The excerpt lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes, preventing a full-headed summary.
Saenger Screens Boosted by Fitzmaurice Drama and Western
Saenger offers The Tender Hour with George Fitzmaurice’s First National production starring Billie Dove and Ben Lyon for a final Monroe run. The program includes A Blonde's Revenge with Ben Turpin, plus The Mysterious Rider with Jack Holt and Betty Jewel, and a Christie comedy The Draw.
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Complex romantic interlude unfolds with Alan and Sophy
In a tense, late night scene Cecelia Bryant's past troubles surface while Alan reconnects with Sophy. Crises around fidelity and exile mix with Willie's errands and Moppet's playful interruptions as secrets strain relationships. The bustling embassy and Bordighera memories frame emotional stakes.
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Farm family in dilapidated wagon reaches Monroe in need
A starving Texas family of six, H L Hurley and wife with three children aged five months to three years, arrived by a worn farm wagon in Monroe. The father fell ill with fever en route from Clarksville to Yazoo City to pick cotton after a three week journey. Red Cross aid and medicine were given to the sick man and family.
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Oil nearby test planned near Monroe by Gould and Co
W R Julian, local geologist, announced a test on Gray Ling Lumber property about fifteen miles west on the Jonesboro road. Gould and Company of Pine Bluff will drill to 3500 feet if needed using an eight inch casing to 3000 feet. A prior test by Dixon and Frye on the west river bank drew attention but failed to find a producer.
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Wool trade hit as heavier men wear lighter clothes
John Fisher, a Philadelphia manufacturer, told the National Knitted Outerwear Association that men are getting fatter yet buying lighter clothing. He warned the wool industry faces havoc as weight increases without corresponding demand for heavier fabrics.
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Monroe Furniture reports record day at semi annual sale
The Monroe Furniture company opened its After Inventory Clearance with the biggest single day of sales in its history and will run ads through July 11. The sale features a larger stock of new merchandise and frequent window displays three times weekly to lure buyers.
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Berlenbach Returns to Ring Tonight in Comeback Fight
Paul Berlenbach former light heavyweight champion returns to the ring facing Charles Rammel in a heavyweight bout as part of the comeback parade led by Jack Dempsey in New York.
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Rane Compared to Tex Rickard as English Sports Promoter
The article notes Rane’s standing as a sports promoter in England, likening him to Tex Rickard in New York for his influence and leadership in boxing and other events.
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