Great Western Serial Ends Episode 10 at Strand Theatre
Dick and Gerald battle for escape from a water trap then pursue Betty through a perilous opium den. Meyer and Sing Fat trap them in a moving corridor with a fiery death shower as the cliffhanger continues.
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Strand Theatre
Dick Ranger
Joe Ryan
Betty Marsh
Elinor Field
Gerald Marsh
Ernest Shields
Stephen Marsh
Walter Rogers
Doc” Dreamer
Charles Dulley
Red Feather
Maude Emory
Gerald
Rick
Rudolph Moyer
Sing
Fat
Meyer
Betty
Luther Farsh
Marsh
Mra
Marah
Marsh Hone
Ingher
Sing Fat
Luther Marsh
Pat Dick
Erate Reeteteer
Ranger
Grin and Keep It Up Silly Public Advice
Fragmentary vintage advice urging cheerful grins at guests and family. Nonsense phrases reference smiling through meals and social warmth. No clear events, people, places, or organizations are identifiable.
Road Tax Law Stiff Penalties Warn County Taxpayers
A county advisory cites a new road tax law requiring payment by residents. It outlines penalties for nonpayment, including misdemeanor charges and fines up to 100 dollars plus costs, urging compliance before legal action begins. District Attorney McFie notes the tax affects citizens aged 21 to 60 regardless of military service.
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United Pistes
JO R. McFie
Batrict
Rights of women in streets debated by judge
A judge ruled on women’s actions in public, noting rights and restrictions. The Herald discusses proper conduct and subscribers urged to read for updates on the topic and related civic guidance.
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Tol oRy
Cley Rae
Heartbroken Groom Seeks Raise After Wedding Plans
A Detroit Free Press item recalls a suitor who asked for a pay raise as wedding plans fell through. He claimed things worked out, saying he is now that much ahead in the game after the raise was granted.
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Detroit Free Press
European displeasure over the Haring message and press freedoms
A collage of quotes from multiple papers notes European discontent with a Haring message seen as aiding Americans, jokes about cider during prohibition, a quip on press freedom, a film topic, a home brew anecdote, a mother’s protest, a freight-lumber trade sum and a reflection on the successful man’s pride and profits.
Fort Wingate Notes Reflect Local Visits and Social Events
Fort Wingate notes recount visits to Appleton City and Alamogordo by residents, with Mrs. Benavides and Johnson families traveling to the Zuni mountains and Alamogordo respectively. Ray Traxler returns to his government post, and Paul Lehman resumes guard duties after vacation. Capt Howard leads the Post Store with Buster Brown assisting. Sergeant Hanson’s legacy enables a celebratory Harvey House feast with local guests. The father of Capt McDonald visits from Los Angeles. Misses Ruby and Violet Lewitski return home, Ruby having earned top honors at Flagstaff Normal and Violet finishing Sacred Heart work in Santa Fe. both musicians add gaiety to the home.
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Richard Nevarrez
el Paso
Texas
New Mexico
Ray Traxler
McKinley. County Bank
Gallup
Paul Lehman
Capt. Howard
Buster Brown
Harvey House
McDonald
John. Vickery
Gee
Ashton
Schemerhorn
Dick Nevarrez
Bobbie James
Capt. McDonald
W.G. Crawford
Los Angeles
Ruby
Violet Lewitski
Flagstaff
Violet
School of the Sacred Heart
Santa ‘Fé
Lewitski
Graduation Exercises Open To These Young Ladies At Flagstafe
Readable fragments show notes that these young ladies were permitted to attend graduation exercises at Flagstafe. The text is incomplete but suggests inclusive access for students.
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Flagstafé
Out West Of Course A Quiet Moment Between Hallmarks
In a reflective exchange a couple discuss life beyond city rushes. The woman notes a picture in the paper and the man agrees, finding solace in a broader, calmer view of life among vast landscapes. The scene closes with whispered mutual affirmation.
Woman’s Role in Life and Purpose as Ruskin Teaches
A compact citation explores women’s indispensable influence in life and society, asserting no task or fate lacks a woman’s weight and value. It pairs this with Ruskin’s insistence on wholehearted effort in bread earning and joyful labor, rejecting half measures and halfhearted work.
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Earth
Heaven
If We Only Knew
A poetic exchange reflects mutual recognition and intent to act rightly. The verses explore hidden understanding, hesitation to connect, and the aim to do what is right despite distance.
Untitled fragment shows character’s guilt and resolve
A disjointed dialogue fragment hints at a character confessing fear and responsibility. The speaker recalls guilt and insists on not acting differently, acknowledging someone’s involvement while focusing on staying steady in the face of danger.
Fragmented Georgia piece hints at racial tension and disarmament
Readable fragments mention two Black people on a bridge and a childlike scene with dice. The text shifts to a cryptic exchange thanking someone for finding dollars and ends with a reference to Uncle Sam and world disarmament.
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