Picture Garden Tonight Tease Of A Haunting Phone Call
Brent Warren tormented by a chilling telephone voice claiming it is George Roan who is supposed to be dead. The plot centers on guilt and fear as Warren fears Roan will prove his crime, while patrons attend the Picture Garden showing The Devil to Pay featuring Roy Stewart and others.
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Brent Warren
George Roan
Roan
Warren
Picture Garden
Robert Brunton
Roy Stewart
Robert McKim
Frazi Brunette
Joseph J. Dowling
George Fisher
Frances Nimmo Greene
Odd and Interesting Fact Highlights Across History
The Chinese twice sacked Mos cow in 1137 and 1293. Norwegian coast fjords contain over 150000 islands. Many people hear better with the left ear due to extensive telephone use. Dutch rule in East Indian possessions grants one white man’s testimony as equal to seven natives.
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Moscow
Norwegian
Mil dred Chaplin Stars in Old Dad at Saenger
Mil dred Chaplin shows new versatility in Old Dad at the Saenger theatre. The film, an adaptation of Eleanor Hallowell Abbott story, features a young capricious heroine in a fashionable boarding school. Also playing are A Handy Husband and the seventh Sky Ranger episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Harris Chaplin
Saenger Theatre
Chaplin
Eleanor Hallowell Abbott
Sky Ranger
Saenger Theatre Tomorrow Features Ruth Stonehouse
Realart presents Dont Call Me Little Girl at the Saenger Theatre with Ruth Stonehouse in the supporting cast beside star Mary Miles Minter. Stonehouse shifts to character roles for artistic variety, while other attractions include The Goose that Laid the Golden Egg and Pathe Review. Icebergs in the Antarctic are tall but less numerous than imagined. Phonoscript promises easier language learning for children. Madame Curie holds 64 honorary degrees, and over 150,000 women pay New York state income tax.
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Realart
Saenger Theatre
Ruth Stonehouse
Mary Miles Minter
Francis X. Bushman
Bryant Washburn
New York
Louisiana Savings Bank and Trust Co 1921 Statemen
The Louisiana Savings Bank and Trust Co of Monroe Ouachita Parish filed its June 24, 1921 report with the Examiner of State Banks. It lists resources including loans and mortgages totaling hundreds of thousands, cash items and from banks, and the bank’s capital stock at 300,000 with deposits and liabilities outlined. A. Collman as President and A. Kilpatrick as Cashier signed the sworn statement on June 29, 1921 before Jeff Connella.
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Louisiana Savings Bank & Trust Co
Monroe
Parish of Ouachita
State of
Louisiana
Parish of
Ouachita
I. A. Collman
I. A. K. Kilpatrick
A. Collman
A. K. Kilpatrick
International notes and local public sales across cities
Washington statue unveiling in Trafalgar Square London marks end of U S fiscal year while a Geneva conference debates measures against white slavery. Tennessee Central Railroad assets go to public sale in Nashville under court order as Jacksonville opens a new St Johns River bridge. Tex Rickard honored in New York with a dinner as NAACP conference in Detroit awards Charles Gilpin the 1921 Spingarn Medal. Additional items cover Mesmerism, European swindles, and diverse curiosities from across Europe.
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United States
Washington
Virginia
Trafalgar Square
London
League of Nations
Geneva
Tennessee Central Railroad
Nashville
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Johns River
America
Europe
New York City
Tex Rickard
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Detroit
Spingarn
Charles Gilpin
Wordsworth's Outdoor Studio and Verse Craft at Rydal Mount
The article details Wordsworth's habit of composing in open air around Grasmere and along the Rotha. It notes his belief that nature fueled his poetry, his prolific early Sonnets, and how he wrote while riding or walking. It also mentions his revision process and the influence of specific settings on works such as The Warning and The Most Alluring Clouds.
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Wordsworth
Rydal Mount
Windermere
Grasmere
Fasedale
Town End
Milton
Westminster Bridge
Dover
Scotland
Italy
Germany
Moresby
Haydon
Duke of Wellington
Helvellyn
Rotha
Mesmer and the Rise of Animal Magnetism
The Swabian physician Mesmer, credited with animal magnetism, gained quick wealth through his process. Although Vienna rejected him in 1778, he is viewed as more scientifically influential than contemporaries like Cagliostro. Some of his ideas later entered mainstream curative medicine.
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Svetozar Tonjoroff
Frederick Antoine Mesmer
Vienna
Cagliostro
Mesmer
Get Rich Quicks
First Woman County Treasurer Takes Office in Phillips County
Mrs. Amos Jaman becomes Arkansas first female county treasurer as she assumes duties in Phillips County, marking a historic breakthrough for women in local government.
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Arkansas
Amos
Jaman
Phillips County
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Saenger Theatre Tomorrow
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Antarctic
Madame Curie
Pete Schrus
Naik
Jeff Connella
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Paris
Mlle Paradis
Marie Antoinette
St. Michael
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Swabia
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Saint Helena
Spitzbergen
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Algeria
Sierra Leone
Great Britain
Yorkshire
Charles Kirschoff
Bald Head Club
William Wordsworth
Eagle “Mikado
Lil
Eagle Pencil Company
Wildwood Farm Dairy
J. Renwick
Purina
Louisiana Flour and Feed Co., Inc
Thor
Lockwood-Beadle Furniture & Transfer CO
St. Anne St
DR. Spicer
DeSiard St
Faser’s Drug Store
Monroe, Louisiana
Watson & Aven
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