The Knot That Couldnt Be Untied In The Bush Camp
A hunting camp tale follows Larry Vail as he guides Mrs. Franklin and family through winter prep and a summer visit. Marcia Kerr seeks self support, relationships strain, and a prairie cyclone tests loyalty while Larry plans to confront Howard Franklin about his future. Relda’s presence and Marcia’s resolve drive a tense, evolving dynamic.
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Larry Vail
Howard Franklin
Franklin
Hushie
Sid Evans
Larry
California
Mrs. Franklin
Marcia
Heles
Terafic
Relda
Howard
Mercia
Hughie
Rene Lacredaire
Lacredsire
Hughie Knowles
Manitoba
Dakotas
Wettin
Reldare
Rene
Buck
Nelda
Robert E. Pinkerton
Chu Chin Chow and The Dressmaker from Paris at Saenger
Betty Blythes foreign film Chu Chin Chow plays in London spectacle style with Herbert Langley in Ali Baba role. Leatrice Joy returns tomorrow in The Dressmaker from Paris at the Saenger with Ernest Torrence Allan Forrest Mildred Harris and fourteen International Beauty Models. Washington says no formal France debt communique issued though informal talks may continue.
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Herbert Langley
Saenger Tomorrow
Leatrice Joy
Saenger On Tomorrow
Paris
Paul Bern- Paramount
Ernest Torrence
Allan Forrest
Mildred Harris
Midinette
Fifi
Terrence
Forrest
Renew Negotiations on French Debt Payments
Informal conversations on a French debt settlement are in progress. The State Department confirmed the negotiations for the first time, noting renewed talks aimed at settling France’s debt obligations.
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Washington
France
Department
A. P
State Department
Mrs James A Lenz Credits Dr Pierce Prescription
After four years of marriage my health failed me. I was advised to use Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and saw dramatic improvement. I weighed 100 pounds and rose to 150, ending aches and pains. Locals note I’m the picture of health. Available in tablets or liquid at drug stores or 10 cents for a trial package from Dr Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel in Buffalo.
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Hull St
Montgomery
Ala
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Brffals
Student Silent On Slaying Of Father Inquest Reopened
In St Louis County the coroner's inquest into Dr William A Dillon's death on April 30 is ordered to resume tomorrow. Police press Edward G Dillon 19 for details while his lawyers threaten habeas corpus if bail is denied. The youth, heir to $25000 life insurance, refuses to answer, hinting a love affair prompted his silence.
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ST. Louis
William A. Dillon
Washington University
Edward G. Dillon
Factories Weigh City For New Plant Locations
Secretary Donald F. Walker of the Chamber of Commerce says four propositions for factory sites are under consideration in and near the city. One proposal seeks a furniture factory with investments from Indiana and Louisiana capital.
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Donald F. Walker
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Louisiana
Capi
Local Industries Seek City Sites for Textile Board and Pulp Use
The report lists four potential local projects: a lime proposition in capital Louisiana, a textile firm possibly locating here, and a fibre board company planning to use local pulp wood by products from nearby lumber mills, indicating strong industrial interest.
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Louisiana
Interstate Commerce Rules Louisville and Nashville Valuation
The Interstate Commerce Commission fixed a tentative valuation of 321 million dollars for the Louisville and Nashville railroad. The figure, set May 11, exceeds the outstanding stock and bond total and reflects property across about 4,500 miles of track plus equipment, facilities and terminals owned by the L and N and its subsidiaries.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Louisville and Nashville
William G. Lee Seeks Re-election at Brotherhood Convention
William G. Lee, Illinois born railroad worker and longtime organizer, heads the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen since 1909 and seeks re-election at the triennial convention opening today in Cleveland. He rose from brakeman to conductor and union organizer, serving as vice president before becoming president.
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William G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway
The
Order of
Classified ads can sell valuable property at low cost
Even a small investment in classifieds may yield large returns as items worth thousands move quickly. Shoppers and sellers alike rely on affordable listings to reach interested buyers and complete transactions efficiently.
From Tuxedo to Overalls Vernon Martin Works for Five Dollar Day
Vernon Martin, once a Chicago multi millionaire, abandons society life for a junk yard job paying five dollars a day. Analysts estimate he would need six million days at five dollars apiece to double his fortune.
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Vernon Martin
Chicago
Thedford’s Black-Draught Heralded For Indigestion Relief
S. C. resident W. B. Bouknight describes using Thedford’s Black-Draught after meals to ease indigestion from fast eating. He reports improved appetite and energy, plus relief from colds and biliousness, noting quicker relief than other liver medicines.
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Nix
Dora
What the
Nour House
Holding U
Es Cuic
Patent Office
Uncle Howard
News-Star
Parlors City Lumber Co. Inc
Monroe, Louisiana
Betty Blythe
Chu-Chin-Chow
Lois Nixon
Beatrice Joy
Lyceur
LAER
Tedfords
TTCG
Eee
Tie Public
Great Bell System
United States
Bell System
C.A. Stair
Bell System” Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
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