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Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1922

Page

7

American dollar chaser in New Orleans meets family intrigue

Gramont, an American in New Orleans, argues for pursuing business but questions money’s role in happiness. He probes Lucie Ledanois about her uncle and land deals, warns against selling Bayou Terrebonne land, and plans a Mardi Gras inspection with Bob Maillard’s company.

Joseph Maillard Yenry Gramont Gramont Lucle New Orleans Bob Maillard Lucie Ledanois Henry Bayou Terrebonne Bob Lucie

Masquer Unmaska in New Orleans Pensions and Heist Revelations

In New Orleans Gramont and Sergeant Hammond discuss past robberies and current schemes at a Burgundy Street pension. Hammond recalls a northern crook Memphis Izzy Gumberts linked to lotteries, while Gramont weighs prudence as they note a quiet man inquiring about a car and the recent aviator disguise caper.

New Orleans Eme Gramont Burgundy — Street Canada Gere Gramont Hammond Lavergne House Cap'n Capri Wong O’ Leavenworth Memphis Lazy Gumberts Jim Memphis Izzy Gumberts Chicago Maillard House

Midnight Masquer Robs Ball As Lucie and Gramont Curtain Rise

In New Orleans carnival season, the Midnight Masquer, a masked aviator figure, robs banker Joseph Maillard and friends at a ball while Lucie Ledanois, the Columbine, navigates her strained finances. Fell and Dr. Ansley, entwined with Lucie, encounter Prince Gramont in disguise.

New Orleans Jachin Fpeh Ansley Joseph Maillard Fell Lucie Ledanois

Man Falls Illogic Inaccurate Statement

A fragmented line shows a speaker expressing fear and misreading another, with abrupt misspellings indicating hurried transcription. The context appears to be a casual or defamatory remark rather than a formal report.

Old Time Remedies and Local Anecdotes Prompt Laughs

A jumble ad and street hearsay mix with jokes from the Kansas City Star and a river jump warning. A colored man tells a police sergeant of near self harm but changes plan after landlord demands rent and inquest fee. Knickerbocker fashion quips end the snippet.

Colored woman probes advice on husbands flying

A colored woman visits a police station asking the sergeant if he would encourage her husband to fly in a flying machine. The sergeant says he would. She plans to go home and encourage her husband to fly and then wait for her next husband.

Chanteur Gramont

World’s Largest Grain Elevator at Minneapolis Junction

The largest grain elevator in the world was built at Minneapolis Junction in 1886. It measures 336 feet long, 92 feet wide, and 178 feet high with a storage capacity of 2,000,000 bushels.

Minneapolis Junction Minn

Silence Proved Consent in Proposal Quote

A Boston Transcript excerpt captures a quarrelsome exchange about marriage, noting one party claimed the proposal came from the woman and that silence or refusal was impossible. The dialogue highlights social expectations and gender dynamics in a contentious engagement.

Finland Adopts Hydraulic Mining For Peat Extraction

Finland employs hydraulic mining to gather peat by pumping water into bogs creating a movable slurry. Turbine pumps move the liquid mass for processing.

Finland

Society to Aid Bird Study Receives 30000 for Teachers

The National Association of Audubon Societies received thirty thousand dollars to aid teachers and pupils in wild bird study. Clubs formed by teachers will receive free material. Over 1,700,000 children are enrolled in schools across the United States and Canada. Headquarters are in New York City.

National Association of Audubon Societies United States Canada Association New York City Popular Mechanics Magazine

Not Coming Back in Mountain Resort Solitude

A Louisville Courier Journal quotation notes solitude at a mountain resort with hints of a coming season change. The piece comments on the average girl’s career ambitions often ending in marriage to a man.

Louisville Courier-Journal

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