Spite Marriage A sensational tale of Marsha and Bob in a tense hotel night
Marsha, famed for beauty and arrogance, plans to break with Bob Powers during a vacation in Rome. In a crowded room of dancers and whispers Geoffrey Tarleton appears with another girl, while Marsha schemes to lure him away. Bob, wary and weary, faces the clash of desire, power, and fame as the night unfolds with tense exchanges and longing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merada Moores
Gertrude
Bob Powers
Rome
Mexico
Bob
Cieb
Anaze
Larsha
Geoffrey Tarleton
Tarleton
Arsha
Marsha
Geoffrey
Atsha
Herife
Isha
Binad
Bello
Bavi
BE O
Jess
Beauty
Disraelis
Geofrey
Hit
Pushing Campaign for $2 License Tass
A local campaign promotes a $2 license tax with stickered cars seen across sections. The effort seeks to reduce per gallon taxes and relieve deficits from 1921 while owners note an $8 car tax plus property tax. AAA club officials front the drive with stickers and support from members. A property sale in Mt Oluet boulevard transfers from John F Danner to Mr and Mrs Willam Schmidt for about $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isca
Ice
Addiiton
Leense
Aly
Mt Oluet Boulevard
John F Danner
Willam Schmidt
John D Rockefeller at 95 Seeks Solitude in Twilight of Career
A portrait of John D Rockefeller at age 95 focuses on a simple life seeking quiet after a long public career. The Associated Press piece notes his distaste for interviews and his preference for small gestures, pastry, and a measured existence amid reflections on memory and fame.
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John D
Che
Mr. Rockefeller
Porter
Someon
Mr. BR
Ideal Curtain Material For A Young Girl's Room
The piece describes dove color curtain material suitable for a kids’ room, noting its light white tone and appealing texture. It suggests the fabric creates a soft, airy ambiance ideal for a cheerful décor.
Fragmentary textile note appears in local column
A brief, unclear OCR fragment describes arranging blue dated cloth drapes over Fink draperies. The text provides limited readable details about colors and placement without names, dates, or locations to confirm broader context.
Foreign sires shift prominence in American horse breeding
New York reports foreign stallions increasingly dominate top racing bloodlines. Breeders note horses like Gallahad and High Quest, bred abroad, compete with and often outperform American lines, driving many US-bred horses into the background. Prices for top sires range up to $3,000, with imports shaping the market and public attention growing.
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New York
Fortibe
Theeranceroa Brothers
Gallant
Fox
High Quest
Sry
Kinecakes
Discovery Rhea
S. Vosburgh
Cascade
Tember
Cydicap
O Cavarance
Old Buon
Reigh
Peace Chance
Top Fight
Mata Hart
Sir Grersted
Colors From Light Separation Explain Nebular Phenomenon
The fragment notes that colors arise from the separation of light rays. It implies a scientific explanation linking color to dispersion and wavelength divisions, referencing optical phenomena without further experimental detail.
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Hither Haviland Taylor
Xico
DTES
Ralph W. Boyer
Iocal
ASA
AAA Club
Rockefeler
Gimpse
Associated Press
Benton E. Jacobs
Joh D
Wnene
Rockefeller
Bination
Harry Grayson
United States
Sir Gallahad II
Gallant Fox
Teddy
Cable
Whichone
Beitons
Anerican Breaders
News-Post
Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
Drug & Prescription Service
Biser
Ira E. Biser
Quaker City
Frederick
North Market Street
Razy
Wey ‘Waterry Stall
E. B. Measell
East Patrick §I
Helfenstein & Urner
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Maryland
George F Smith
Hammond Clary
Total Reserve
Federal Deposit Insurance
L Hammond Clary
Attes
Dorothy F. McBride
Arthur H. Doll
Frank W. Staub
State OF
County of
James H. Fale
Citizens National Bank OF
Banking House
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
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U. S
Publc
Pughe
Cstrs Sudgivisions
Announee
Hacz Capital
Total Capital Ac
Freder
WM. G Zimmerman
Castier
J. Harry Kennedy
Notary
Archibalde Fisher
Oh, Gambrill, JR
Holmes D. Baser, Drecvors
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