Widow Jones and Her Piano Stir Firehouse Wit
At the city fire station a quartet of rough singers trials the Widow Jones and her piano with sour notes and loud quips. Bob Skinner scolds the group, then recounts how Jones bought a piano in Norfolk/Roanoke Rapids and the tuner and Webbie Jones react to the musical mishap.
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Bob Skinner
Widow Jones
Mister Skinner
Sam Hill
Skinner
Widder Jones
Everbody
Snapshot Guild At The Circus
Practical tips for amateur photographers at a circus. Promotes shooting outside during parade and midway scenes while recommending discretion with performers and animals. Encourages bringing a camera for vivid, varied snapshots and warns tent interiors are often poor for photos. John van Guilder.
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John van Guilder
How She Sounds Now After the Piano Man
The fragment hints at a singer called Mizzes and a piano performance ending. the speaker asks how she sounds now and notes a grin. No clear event or names beyond Mizzes and a piano player.
Glorious piano woes sparkled by the widow and Webbie
In a rustic scene Miss Jones and her daughter Webbie prepare to sing as a piano test falters. Mrs Jones erupts over the instrument while Mister Skinner charms the crowd and the firemen applaud the moment.
Halifax Residents Visit Relatives and Ocean View
Halifax social notes recount visits and returns. Mrs F B Neville returns from a week with brother B G Willey in Enfield. Eugene Dickens and Sarah Frances Hux spend a week in Faithville and return home.
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F. B. Neville
Halifax
B. G. Willey
Enfield
Eugene Dickens
Sarah Frances Hux
Faithville
Hattie Johnson
Floyd
Tom Boy
Frank Hux
Surry
Roger Willey
Ocean View
Mary Hux
Darlington
Ben Twisdale
Lucille Bradley
Enfield and
Tillery
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Bub
Carl Churchill
Widder
Webbie Jones
Miz Jones
Webbie
Mizzes Jones
Ronoke Rapids
Giant
Octagon Cleanser
Cte Snapshot Guild
Hans
E.W. Smith
Roanoke
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Roanoke Rapids, N. C