Wilderness Journey Continues in Indian River Quest
Sandy and Gil row through a lush river valley toward a village where Tyra Fleming’s movements raise concern. They observe signal drums, caution the party to keep a wide berth, and discuss cooking plans as Helen adapts to bush life. A headman hints the Land of Spirits lies beyond the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Elen
Sandy
Onha
Helen
Tyra Fleming
Gil
Mater
Tyra
Newburg
Lin
Senor
Land of Spirits
Teba
Andy
Sisenor
Pardy
Hey
Helen Lae Uul
Amy
Miss Fleming
City of Spirits and Wilderness Conflict in River Trek
Sandy and Tyra press toward a distant mountain city while negotiating with wary Indigenous villagers who warn of spirits and danger in the land ahead. Tensions rise as Tyra guards her route and Sandy seeks alliance, facing hostility and a perilous overland march.
Canning sugar rush fills Bolivar and nearby areas
About 500 applications were filed in Bolivar over two days at the Woman's Club room, with many residents noting transportation as a barrier to traveling to Charles Town. The piece catalogs local residents' visits, travels, and community events, including military inductions, family visits, and plans for a forthcoming Flower Show at the Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
Woman's Club
Charles Town
Harpers Ferry
William Andes
Camp
Tiffin
Ohio
Vandergrift
Andes
Lillie Biller
Elizabeth Compton
Washington
Biller
Charles
U. S. Navy
Chicago
Lillian Grandstaff
Baltimore
Fern
Mary Louise Grandstaff
Camp Hill
Lawrence McLean, d Jr
Paul Harding
Ken
Shepherds Field
Martinsburg
Twin Towns
The
Lloyd Jones, Jr
Fort Knox
Toll Hazel
Calusiods
Donald Smith
Charles Trundle
Prison lifer in Joliet loves job at prison
Hancock native Clarence W. Troxell, 41 years in Joliet Il prison, plans to serve 19 more to reach 100. He works as informationist and secretary to Assistant Warden Frank Hull. Troxell says he has seen 36,000 men pass through the gates and still isn’t a cynic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Clarence W. Troxell
Joliet
Troxell
Frank Hull
Dorothy Dix on the self pitying habit of women
Dorothy Dix blasts a widespread habit of female self pity, arguing it damages families and friends. She targets middle aged women who flood letters with tears, lament unloving husbands, bored days, and estranged friends. She urges self-improvement, urging women to work, learn, join clubs, and rebuild social ties rather than wallow in misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Jadiez
Toni
Tem
Addressing Cries for Independence and Cheerful Togetherness
The piece questions why a parent clings to control over children choosing their own paths. It urges self-enrichment and mutual joy instead of expecting constant support and sorrow. It notes crepe-hangers ignore such admonitions as they cling to gloom and drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Hollywood Studio Dilemma Spawns Episodic Films
Hollywood reports studios regroup to offset star shortages by producing episodic films with top actors in brief, high-visibility roles. Universal and Warner Bros plan multi-star segments. Paramount gears for a musical. others test brand-new faces in varied casts amid foreign bans and trade talks. Actors like Cary Grant and Clark Gable are eyeing military service, while others pursue producer roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Hollywood
Universal
Metra
Mr Johnson
Edward Arnold
Screen
Hardy Family
Advise
Gubger AleGees
Father Flanagan
Tne
Mickey Rooney
Comsd
George Brent
Deanna Durbin
Axis
Argentina
Japan
Spain
Ann Harding
Katharine Hepburn
Greta Garbo
Madame Curie
Curtis Bernhardt
John Brahm
Technis
Bernhardt
Jimmy Cagney
Charles Boyer
Gary Cooper
United Artists
Jack Benny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilderness Girl
Oliver Schilling
Pittsburgh
Cavalier Farm
China
John Perry
Bolivar Heights
Hugh Lloyd
Cecil Webb
G. E. Webb
Jenney Ayers
L. O. Hope
Newport News
Leslie Bush
Douglas Thompson
Barbara Wilson
Paul Rogers
Paul Lee
Hillsboro
C. E. Webb
Castleman's Inn
Charles Birmingham
K. P
Robert Fields
Jacob Eggborn
Dolores
Frederick
Aline Grove
M. M. Parsons
G. W. Fossell
Peter Dudrow
Shepherdstown
C. E. Dudrow
Nellie Beek
Robert Snyder
Neersville
Ebeneezer Methodist Church
Leon Cavalier
Violet Mae Creamer
Allen Dinkle
R. M. Schaeffer
Frances Schaeffer
Edna Musgrove
Glaydis Byerly
Ella Strider
Nannie Littleton
Marion
Bettie Littleton
Mirz Alva Carper
Martinsboro
Carroll Castleman
the Liberty Finance
Sexen Williamson
Maryland
Amy Porter
St. Joseph
Oxfords
Valvente
Cambridge
Mare
Hremsbergs Jewelry
Stow
KEY Hotel Bldg
U S. Marine Corps
Shi
Tivoli
Dennis
Jack Carson
George Tobias
Lloyd Bacon
Pryairadie
Vieten Fiactisien
Srika Wavoc - Lovett
Nyoka
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!