Theaters Spotlight Weekly Film Slate and Serial Posters
Vitagraph presents Anne Stewart in The Girl Philippi a World War era romance with love and adventure. Saturday The Rainbow Girl stars Juliette Day a room rental tale of song theft and a happy ending. Episode six of The Fighting Trail features Nan and Gwyn on a cliff pursuit followed by Monday Virtue with May Ward and the twelfth Who Is Number One episode where twists unravel as Aimee learns she is Hale’s daughter and a perilous chasm opens.
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Vitagraph
Anne Stewart
Robert W. Chambers
Philippi
Juliette Day
Nan
Gwyn
Cut Beep
Gowr
Aine
Hale
Vorumy Hale
Aimee
Simple oats sprouter and upcoming stage shows
An article explains a cheap at home oats sprouter for poultry feeding using a box, oats, and moisture to produce green sprouts. It notes a larger box would be better and mentions ongoing theater plans: Friday Margarette Clark performs, plus Saturday and Monday acts, including Mary Roberts Rinehart and Dick Rosson performances.
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Marganerite Clark
Bob
Mary Roberts
Gale
Tin
Gladys Tolette
Stu
Esther
Stiigares
Hiete Eppeer
Dick Rosson
Howe
Eld
Waves the Fight That Saves Limeell and Daughter's Husbands
A fragment hints at a court case or dramatic incident involving Limeell and two husbands, with moral themes and a possible courtroom or legal outcome. The text suggests a law related narrative, focusing on protection and family dynamics within a contested dispute.
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Limeell
Sesso
Vernon Free Library to Close Evenings for Fuel Savings
The Vernon Free Library will close after 7 p m tonight and remain so until March 15 to save fuel and cut bills. Evening hours had been 7 to 9 but low attendance during bad weather justified the cut. A later reopening in spring is planned, with potential changes for the autumn schedule.
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Vernon Free Talrave
Vernon Woman Mary Jane Thomas Dies in Vernon
Mrs Mary Jane Thomas died last week after a stroke of paralytic quality She was born in Wooster Ohio two days before Texas independence in 1826 She lived in Vernon four years with her son C R Thomas Funeral at East View Cemetery tomorrow 2 PM conducted by Rev PLM Long Method ist Church She leaves three sons W N Thomas of New Haven Conn C W Thomas of Greenwich Conn and C R Thomas of Vernon.
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Mary Jane Thomas
Texas
Ohio
Mexico
Vernon
C. R. Thomas
Memorials and Classifieds Mix In Regional Notice
Obscure local notices extend sympathy for a WW I U member and promote land bargains and farm sales. Mentions trade offers, vehicle and seed sales, and real estate exchanges. Names G W Magness and Lorkinirt with scattered misprints, reflecting a damaged page.
Kentucky Colonel Snakesbite Riddle Cited by Bryan
Detroit Free Press quotes William Jennings Bryan addressing Louisville about Kentucky ties and a joke on a Kentucky Colonel. The anecdote questions if snakebite has a cure except whiskey, with the Colonel replying indifferently about any cure.
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Tucky
Kentucky
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Metro
May Ward
Metro Wonder
Kathleen Clifford
Clara Kimbale Young
Shirley Keye
More's
M. M. Parks
Mr. Parks
Kansas City Star
HL Noale
Dodson
Dadaon
Ehildvos Rehil
Parker-Smith Grocery Company
M. Efpective
Dee
Board
Eee
Pane
Judy
Ana
Agin
Eelieol
Pictorium Theatre
Yunt Sa
Marguerite Clat
Matinee Inc
Saturday Evening Post
Jties UY
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Charming
Gladys Hulet
Wm. Parker, Jr
Chester Barnett
Joyce Fair
Triangle
Jack Pickford
Davy Glidden
Belle Bennett
Texas Guinan
Oed Vernon
Mary Date Thomas
East View Cemetery
Plm. Long
The
Method
Ist Church
Mrs. Thomas
Wooster
N.thomas
New Haven
Comm
C. W. Thomas
Greenwich, Conn
CR. Thomas
Will
Parnell
G. W. Magness
Lorkinirt
G. B. Zachery
M. G. Stumaierom
Neathery
North Main Street
William Jennings Bryan
Louisville
Detroit Free Press
Herring-Bennett Lumber Company
Sherrill
Hones
Vernen Yexss
C.D. Shamburger
Cemickens
Puckett’s Store
VW. A
A. Swinburn
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