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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1923

Page

3

Light of Western Stars Romance at El Paso Station

Madeline, a New York socialite, arrives solo in El Paso New Mexico and faces a drunken cowboy and a forced vow. After chaos and a jailhouse clash a rescue by Gene Stewart unfolds. Madeline leads The Light of Western Stars ranch while reconciling Stewart and taming feuds with Don Carlos vaqueros.

Synopesis el Cajon New Mexico Stadeline Hammond New York Bonita Madeline Florence Jkingsley Florence Gene Stewart Alfred Rammond Stewart Alfred Stillwell Danny Mains Don Carlos Sontraband

A Clash at Don Carlos Ranch Ends With Flight

Don Carlos confronts Stewart and is driven off the range after a clash over smuggled guns. Howe and deputies threaten, but Stewart offers mercy and orders departure. Madeline and Florence flee toward home with danger looming as vaqueros close in. Florence leads a dramatic evasion, Madeline follows amid pursuit and uncertain returns.

Stewart Don Carlos Senor Stewart Howe Hawe Nels Monty Nick Steele Brick Madeline L'a United States Senor Pat Florence Alfred Stillwell Don Carlos’ Ranch Rancho Bill Gene Stewart Majesty Gene Yacu Madeline Hammond Carlos Bridie

Band of Guerrillas Besiege Mansion As Madeline Seeks Shelter

Madeline bars doors and shutters as a brutal guerrilla band raids the estate near the Rio Grande. She flees through a corridor with her valuables and orders servants to hide, while the raid intensifies with screams and a battering noise.

Madeline Stillwell Rio Grande

Bold Gesture Sparks Outcry in Quiet Street Scene

A sudden forceful grip lifts a woman off her feet as onlookers react to the shocking incident. Witnesses describe a rude, powerful hand clamping her waist and hoisting her upward, prompting concern and calls for accountability.

Lumber Production Leadership by State Since 1905

Washington has led U S lumber production since 1905 except for one year Oregon ranks second Louisiana Mississippi California and Arkansas follow Alabama Texas North Carolina Wisconsin and Florida complete the top ten.

Washington Oregon Louisiana Mississippi California Arkansas Alabama Texas North Carolina Wisconsin Florida

Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Brings Happy Day

A laundress sings Oh Happy Day while hanging laundry and praising Red Cross Ball Blue in an advertisement. The cheerful line suggests the product's effectiveness and creates a nostalgic, domestic scene.

Red Cross Ball

Every Morning I Bring Thee Violets Recalled in Letter

A Richmond Times Dispatch snippet recalls a couple’s strained marriage talk. A wife laments her husband’s coldness and recalls his past habit of singing and giving flowers, while he admits weariness from delivering envelopes each Saturday.

Mary Richmond Times-Dispatch

When men speak ill of you live so none believe it

A brief maxim urging virtuous living to counter gossip and maintain personal integrity. It advises actions so strong they contradict detractors' claims. The sentiment emphasizes character over rumor and stands as a practical motto.

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