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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1923

Page

2

The Light of the Western Stars Romance Unfolds

Madeline Hammond, a refined Western debutante, travels to El Cajon New Mexico to visit her brother. At a late night station she meets a confident cowboy who mistakes her for Majesty Hammond and a wedding plan erupts amid a gun in the priest’s hands. Misunderstandings, danger, and a dramatic turn test Madeline’s resolve as she navigates love and peril in the cattle country near the Mexican border.

Madeline Hammond Stewart Zane Grey el Cajon New Mexico Lucy Carouse Miss Hammond Madeline Hammond Alfred Western Railroad Visting Ed Linton P.O Stillwell

Detroit clergyman recalls odd marriage catechism

A Detroit preacher recounts interviewing a would be bridegroom and then hearing the bride claim she is “almost divorced” since her husband left and they never paid the minister. The anecdote appears in Judge Height of Something or Other. A man gives his wife cash as a birthday gift to pay the first installment on something with it.

Madeline Stewart Monty Price Monty Majesty Hammond Fiarckely Gajon Alfred West Europe America Hammond Rand Detroit

Brotherly rebuke echoed in a wartime letter

A speaker pleads for restraint after a heated exchange with a sibling, insisting the brother not be told of the rude behavior. The fragment captures domestic tensions within a larger wartime era context.

Shakespeare’s Vocabulary Rivaled by D Annunzio in Paris

The article notes Gabriele D Annunzio’s vast vocabulary surpassing most living poets, claiming he can draw from 15 000 words across various sources to enrich his speech and writing. It contrasts his prodigious use with ordinary speakers who rely on about 800 words.

Shakespeare Gabriele D’annunzio Paris Ovid Machiavelli

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