Hand Writings Reveal Iide Of Life Portraits
Fragmented handwriting bits describe personalities Floyd A Lawrence Sallie Harder and May Wilson Allen. They prophesize mood shifts, caution secrecy, businesslike drive, emotional bursts, and optimism. Addresses suggest a local personal notes column style with dated, vivid character sketches.
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Floyd A
Lawrence
Ardengrove
Sallie Harder
Wilkens Avenue
May Wilson Allen
Mulberry Street
Legion Coupon and Psychic Profile Scorecard
A scanned page shows a Legion membership coupon offering annual dues of four dollars for Alamo Post No. 2, alongside multiple unsigned personality readings for local residents. Profiles describe optimism, mood swings, and social tendencies tied to listed addresses and names such as SUSIE KATHERINE REIGHT and ROLAND R. BOERNER, with generic guidance on self understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Or) Legion Auxiliary
Alamo Post No. 2
Texas theater listings and personal notes page fragment
A fragmented OCR page lists numerous Texas theaters and performers alongside long reader notes and personality sketches. The scattered items include names such as Brager and Parrish along with theater mentions and several evaluative paragraphs about readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafitte
J. Dennis
Pevas Theater
W. M. Dennix
As Theater
P. Walker
Texas Theater
CG. Tatterson
D. Wrist
Bob Kells
Pivebonnet Bate
S. Ellison
Dwyers
C. Delespine
Theo
G. Secord
West Fort
R. Abbey
Platt
Texaseater
G. Knowse
Miguel Galvan
Pedro
William Muth
Eleanor
Misa H. Stone
Teng Theater
W. Hancock
J. de Matties
Tuxae Theater
D Acosta
L. Silva
1. Clark
Dry Snooper Sentenced in Slaying Case
John Dover, 91, longtime local snooper, was convicted of manslaughter for shooting and killing World War veteran William Petroff during an unlawful liquor raid in South Bend, Alabama. He faced a possible sentence from three to fourteen years in the penitentiary at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Ances Nanonanes Service
Rogkeord
John Dover
William Petroff
Beini
Daily News Buys Toky Second Street Site for 20-Story Tower
New York February 2. The Daily News has purchased a site on Toky second street between Sec ond and Child Avenues for 2,500,000. A 20 story building will be erected next year to house the Liberty Magazine and the New York office of the Chicago Tribune with an estimated investment of about 10,000,000 when completed.
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New York
Toky-second Street
Second and Child Avenues
The
Daily News, Incorporated
Bevno
Liberty Magazine
Chicago Tribune
Regent
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Light
Wnrjrseeke Dee
Legion
Wrethers
Otch Das
Hemrself Ab
Iris
Persner
Yim
MM Susie Katherine Reight
South New Dramfels
Texa
Segnor T. Cruz
Souths Laredo Street
Oller
Frank J. Hesse
South Pecos Street
Peron
Crawford Cecil
Stella FE
Howard
Nolan Street
Louis Cottell
Gibhx Street
Perann
Baughman
Postolllce
Roland R. Boerner
Wyoming Street
Sea Sunday's
Wolilé Marx Co
Kolynos
Kulynos
DAS Rexan
Sommers-Wagners
Rom Lage
Bert Johnson
Forter Street
Cecil M'Donald Dawson
Duncan Field
Texas
Myrtle
San Pedro Park
Fred Thomson
James
Americas
San Antonio
Ener Vay Nae
Wa Fiven
Jirbene Migelarte
Ilin Ding
WEEEK
Boney Marines
Gene Lewis
Dry ‘Snooper
N.Y
Ramon Novarro
Norma Shrarer
Udorgeh
K. Arthur
Old Heidelberg
Cublix
Don Galvan
Tim
Ruth Taylor
Paramount
Anitaldus
Ford Sterling
Chester Conklin
Montmartre City Auditorium
Call Crockett
Sweeney
United States
Heflin
Alabama
Robinson Caveman
Billie Dove
Roland Noah Rasy
Make
Art Philips
Blackcraft
Paria
ATTEC
Fror
Jack Kneeland
Merry Mareta
Jody Jordin
Janet O Hrosen
Ann Clifton
Movietone
ESTRA
SUL
Bert Tel
Ione Wolf
Lois Wilson
FOX
Movietone News
Jara
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