MURDERS ON THE BLUFF TEASES A MIDWINTER TRIP
A fragmented synopsis follows Jam Wells inviting Michael and friends to Fareingham Bluff for a February weekend. Gay Palmer joins the group with Bike’s red haired heart interest, The Skipper seeks order, Mertha Parrington remains unchanged, and Jude Honskop joins the trip to Maine. Tense atmosphere builds during a dune ride toward a game route as relationships emerge and tensions rise.
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Michael
Jam Wells
Fareington Bluff
Gay Palmer
Mertha Parrington
Amooth Jude Honskop
Maine
Gay
Atthke
There's Hell to Pass Chapter Three
The narration follows a coastal Labrador storm scene where Jim, Gay, and the Skipper struggle with a gale and a tense mansion mystery. Characters clash under wind and wreckage as plans unfold to locate Barbara and Judith while Michael Farrington and staff scramble to maintain order amid chaos.
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Bee Raeuy
Michael Gay
Jalexaony
Gay
M. Farrington
Fragmented Interlude in Hallway Scene of Pursuit
A disjointed narrative describes a chase through a house with characters named Jude Michael and a Skipper. The speaker searches Farrington landing Aunt Martha Higgins and Jim as voices rise and a chimney collapses, ending with a dated closing line.
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Farrington Landing
Autivua Faye
Jude
Michael
Martha
Aunt Martha
Higgins
Jim
Luther Tytler
Tivoli Theatre Show Delivers Stars in Busy Program
A lively Tivoli program features Carole Lombard in a tuneful pairing with Swing High Swing Low and a slate of stars including Fred MacMurray and Charles Butterworth. The bill also promotes a drama based on a famous organization with Humphrey Bogart leading an all star cast at the Opera House today. The line up promises comedy romance and a serious historical drama with a wide audience appeal.
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Carole Lombard
Jaye Osterys
Tivoli
Givacinna Vande
Panera
Dave
Fred Mac Murray
Simon Ot
Allestar
Humphrey Boxart
Wack Foran
Henry Brandon
Ann Sieridlan
Ennc O'Baene Moore
Joseph Wyer
Helen Flint Wogerh
Thes
Hr Family
Socartinan Picador Porke
Whee Reel
Regular juvenile elocution class in a home setting
A misspelled notice describes a Monday elocution session taught by Maria Grave Beard Young at a home venue. Attendees include Eleanor Fronens Delay, Franene Von Delaptarne, Tah Chyek Warfel, George B Delastare, and others. details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Grave Beard Young
Mec
T. Delaphiine Dale
Tyere
Fleanor
Franene von Delaptarne
The Thaw censorship debate in early Hollywood history
NEA Service Stag Correspondent recalls censorship battles over the 1900s film The Thaw and the Strother War era. Mentions Evelyn Thaw, Harry Thaw, and Stanford White, along with early rights doctrine shaping performing rights and the rise of sound film pioneers. References to Warner brothers and early industry figures, with scattered notes on productions, stars, and public notices from Mollywood. The piece threads historical anecdotes through a lens of evolving film regulation and artistic risk.
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Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Stag
Mollywood
Evelyn Thaw
Hee
Miniana Yawyer
Dassny Tong
Stanford White
Edgar Allen Woolf
Hollywood
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Herbert
Shantley'’s
Manhattan
Thormum
Mack Sennett
Auntie Dressler
Cuore Chaplio
Tame Chaplin
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Chaplan
Harold Stod
Chaplin
Mola Prde
Electric Film Company
Persy
Pauline
Pearl White
Thal Panzer
Crane Woolbur
Mystery Text From 1900s Bridge League Oration
A fragmented OCR passage appears to discuss a secretary and a plan, referencing secretaries, players, and a “guesswork” theme in a cryptic historical context. Names, places, and coherent events are obscured by garbled wording and missing context.
Bridge Game Mystery in South West North Stalemate
A fragmented bridge deal is described with bidding and play details. South attempts a final play sequence after Passes including spades and diamonds, with concerns over hesitation and card dispositions. The readable notes reference players or hands and a disagreement over the correct line.
Bull Van in Court Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids a hound named Pete was found guilty in a Justice of the Peace court led by James Toohey and sentenced to death. The hearing revealed a neighbor’s claim of a prank and misheard testimony affecting the case.
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Bull
Grand Rapids
Muah
Pete
Justice of the Peace
James
Toohey
Vee Miuness
Segahbors
Woprtadtras
Tri
Osborne
Local Meeting Plans May Bath Run In Alumir Association
A alumir association committee outlines plans for the annual May Bath to be held Saturday, with Joe Stephens orchestra from Frederik Wall providing music. Also noted are school operetta proceeds, a student reading event, and community visits including Miss Adna Devilbie coordinating elementary programs.
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Mate Dour
High Aghael
Joe Stephens
Frederik Wall
Adna Devilbie
Ans
Ietion
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