The Fettered Woman and The Cover Grocery At Pictorium
The Fettered Woman tells of a young woman forced to a three year institutional sentence after her father’s death and a plot to seize her estate. Anne's Bridge follows as she returns branded, then a suitor probes the truth. Also shown are The Cover Grocery with Lew Fielis and Madge Evans and Enlighten Thy Daughter, exploring mothering and environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne's Bridge
Robert W. Chaimbers
Lew Fielis
Madge
Evans
New York City
Turn of a Card thrills readers at More’s with Kerrigan twist
J Warren Kerrigan plays a fortune making oilman who hides his status by serving as a chauffeur to a Long Island mansion owner’s daughter who returns from war. She discovers the truth but accepts it with relief as the pair uncover a penniless past and new romance. Carmel Myers headlines the Bluebird photoplayers at Seven Oaks in Why Not based on Margaret Widdemer as Thovas Holling and cast tour mountain scenes. The Winning of Beatrice features a modern businesswoman navigating tense dramatic moments. Clifford Shive and family visit BR YD Shive. Nell Trevathan spends the Fourth in Wichita Falls. Mrs Hendrick and kin visit relatives. Roberts returns from Greenville.
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More's
J. Warren Kerrigan
Long Island
Carmel Myers
Tagrs
Bluebird
Seven Oaks
Margaret Widdemer
Thovas Holling
Wath Jeen Emerson
Harry von Meter
Philo McCollough
Elizabeth Jones
PLYER VISITS PARENTS AND LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
First Lieutenant Marl McDonald, flying instructor at Kelly Field near San Antonio, visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. BD EL McDonald. Two other sons serve in the armed forces Perry in France and Murphy in the Navy at Mare Island. Local notes include births, fishing trip reports, crop conditions, and residents traveling in Vernon and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baril McDonald
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Marl McDonall
EL McDonald
McDonald
Sugar allowance further reduced in wartime plan
A federal ruling via Hi H Smith sets a certificate system for most sugar buyers in Wilbarger County. Purchases are limited to three pounds per person for ninety meals. bakers face a ten percent cut from last year. retailers must file needs by January 15 or lose sugar access. Ice cream manufacturers face strict quotas. other sugar users also restricted. Hoarding carries severe penalties amid wartime factory losses.
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Sola
Anyon
Europe
Local Produce Dealer Opens New Brick Shop on Main Street
G B Zachyy known as the produce dealer settles in a new brick building north of the Stummerour block on North Main street. The move signals expansion for his growing business as May Zachery begins operating the new facility.
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G. B. Zachyy
Stummerour
Eer
North Mainstreal
Zachery
Suffrage Meeting At Celle d
Mrs. Cora B Megrail spoke twice at Odell and Guyer urging women to prepare to vote and stressing responsibility and youth guidance. A Wobbly Club formed at the service. Parr registered voters. Attendees included Mrs J M Fulcher and Mrs Walter Bell. visits noted from Chicago guests and local residents with several speaking dates listed through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora B. Megrail
Mmes. J
Watts
J. M. Fulcher
Walter Bell
Odell
Megrail
Guyer
Ro V. Parr
Comity
Mesrail
Midway
Mack
Hinds
Parmers Valley
Vernon
Lockett
Parr
Partners Valley
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad With Reward Claim
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine offering a hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures it cannot relieve. It claims the medicine has functioned for thirty five years and works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. The notice urges immediate use and promises general health improvements. It lists Toledo Ohio as a selling location with druggists carrying the product.
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Hall
Mall
Toledo, Ohio
Miss Clara Riddle Taken Ill Weeks After Surgery
Mrs J A Newb travels to Dallas to be by the bedside of Miss Clara Riddle at Baptist Sanitarium where an appendicitis operation a month ago was reportedly successful. The record notes visits and local notices including relocations and local commerce names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Clara Riddle
J. A. Newb
Dallas
Baptist Sanitarium
Miss Riddle
Friend
Feat Tari
Corn Removal Claim From Free Zone Patent
An Ottawa era public health warning advises against home corn removal due to infection risk. It highlights a Cincinnati authority noting corns can be trimmed with little danger but warns of infection. The ad promotes Free Zone as a drops-on solution claiming painless removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merbert Hawanan
Cincinnati
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Kerrigan
Lois Wilson
ALSAG
Blue Bird
Tears
May Allison
Beactrice
Allison
Arthur Guy Empy
Red Cross Benefit
Wedi Td
Mia
Clifford
Mineral Wells
BR. YD. Shive
Long
Quanary
Nell Trevathan
Wichita Falls
K. S. Hendrick
Roberts
Greenville
Plyer
Stringer
Tite
Tanlee
Pendleton & Sons Drug Store
Sithette
FL SS. Shearer
Verizon
Guy Puckett
D. Jones
Pete Baker
Groesbeck Creek
R. Hoffman, Jr
Mr. Hoffman
Vv. Tate
JC. Wilson
P. Doan
Bald Armstrong
Doans
J.T. Marr
George Leudtke
Fargo
Addie Piper
N. M. Piper of
Harreld
Emmett Viper
Hi. T. Smith
Federal
Wilbarger County
BE. A. Peden
Phil Ap
Taniac
Pendleton & Son's
Mbeure Ady
R. R. Edwards
Mayzelle
Chicago
Lela Albright
George J. Pendleton
Altus
Okla
Clifford Pendleton
Myrna Wright
A. B. Smith
Wildcat
Eon
Unity
Vernon Satirday
Red Cross
Swartwood & Co
Sergt
Arthur Guy Timpey
Vitagraph
M. I. No
More’s Theatre
the Farmers State Bank
Mini Ruby Mie
Rush of Revenue
Mrs
Clifford Peatieth
Lisomiu
Quanah
Pendleton
King
Ady
H. Kk. Greever
Kimo Roberts
Frederick, Oklo
Marie Rowland
Sunton
Fort Works
P.M. Parks
Liberty Will
Kilda McConnell
Crowell
J. M. Luttrell
Mrs. Luttrell
Parks
McConnell. Jy 2
Vitagraph Blue Ribbon
Lice Joyce
Robert W. Chambers
Lew Fields
Evans In
New York
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Featuring Frank Sheridan and
Rubye de Remer
Metropolitan
FOX Standard
Baby Marie Osborne
Funny Little Coon
Pathe News
General Insurance
Frank E. Murchison
Herring Bank Bldg
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