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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1927

Page

9

Actress Sybil Saunders to play Viola in Gulf Island charity

Despondent over her fiancé Jim Dallas and the self defense slaying of Homer Parkinson, Sybil Saunders, a popular actress from an influential family, is set to star as Viola in a charity performance of Twelfth Night on the Maine coast. After the show Hugh Bassett hints he is spying for a reward, then denies it.

Jim Dallas Homer Parkinson Sybil Saunders Viola Gulf Island Maine Hugh Bassett Anne Tracy Hance Joe Sybil Jim Palins Parkinson Bassett Puscett Eny New York Amy Fe Dres Apartmont Livy Miss Saunders Anne Abe Dent Jon Tracy

Becket Theater's Shadowed Passage Continues

In a tense mansion setting Joe confronts Bassett about Sybil's role and a possible espionage claim. Tension rises as Joe and Sybil face a looming confrontation while Anne and Flora observe from the wings.

Anne in Costume Changes and Secrets Amid Quiet Tension

Anne changes from costume to nepigee and plans to tell Joe a secret. Joe sits in a low chair, distracted by thoughts of Tansett, showing tension and withheld confidences as Anne eyes his distant mood and lingers by the door.

Anne Heck Tansett Anne Cornell Joe Hetty Naheru Gabriel Jolly Tony Travers

Luré of City Seeks Care For Poorest Inside London

The Lincoln Journal recounts a scene where a weary old man asks for copper and explains why he stays in the city despite pension lines. He mentions longing for sleep, art, and the familiarity of London, with George Bernard Shaw as a favored author.

Lincoln Journal London Brittal George Bernard Shaw

Ifeans Mutual Exchange Conversation Notes Trade Risk

Fragmentary quotation discusses a traffic and balance of knowledge affecting a trade. It mentions stock and an account that fluctuates between parties, with a warning about trade dropping if balance is lacking. The source appears as a dated, ambiguous fragment.

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Enterprising mother and daughter run college road lodging

Rosana Hickson persuades her mother to turn their home into an automobile tourist inn on a college highway. They renovate four rooms with themed colors while creating a warm home atmosphere to attract guests. A visiting professor lodging promises potential repeat visits as winter nears.

Rosann Hickson College Highway Rosana Tan Osuon Lo Shall Rosann Daisy Kosann Hhn Justiter Kosama Bowles Oliering

Bell System prints vast directory volumes and paper costs

The Bell Telephone system published about 25 million copies across 2,000 directories at an estimated cost of 10 million dollars. Paper weight reached 60 million pounds requiring twenty trains to move from mills. The paper alone cost around 2.4 million dollars. A parrot reportedly woke a family in Oakland City Indiana during a house fire, potentially saving lives.

Bell Telephone System B. M. Corn Oakland City Ind Indianapolis News

Dangerous home remedy claim for varicose veins

An advertisement urges readers to buy two ounce bottles of Modne's Emerald Oil from their druggist and apply it twice daily to varicose veins claiming rapid shrinking and even pile absorption. The tone promotes at home treatment as powerful and effective.

Sam and Victrot Tackson Meet a Woman on the Boulevard

On Saturday night Sam Johnsing and his girl Victrot Tackson stroll the boulevard when a handsome young colored woman gives Sam a vicious look. Victrot asks who she is and Sam hints he will have trouble explaining to her tomorrow night. A separate note recalls Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst’s eighty fourth birthday remark about young knowledge.

Sam Johnnsing Victrot Tackson Sam Victrola Sam Johnsing Charles H. Parkhurst Lake Placid

No Man’s Wife Thinketh So He Is

A terse observation on gender and behavior reflects a proverb about character. The line suggests moral judgment hinges on spousal perception and social expectation, presenting a pointed reflection rather than narrative detail.

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