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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1927
Page
8
In a lyrical feature, Mary Gaultwaon, a 43 year old red headed tennis figure known as the meteor of Garden City, is portrayed with vivid spiritual imagery. The piece notes her upbringing around tennis balls, her mother’s death, and a quirky family circle including her impish brother Robert and suitor Wally Mason who fancies her as a goddess.
Mary escapes a burdened past as life offers freedom and a new path. She recalls her mother’s hard work sewing sunshine into her legacy while meeting Wally Mason and Robert in Garden City. Mary envisions shaping life like wax, pursuing a bright future with love, ambition, and renewed purpose.
Jesse Rutherford the star witness in the Lincoln county murder trial retracts his testimony after converting to religion. He says he lied to avoid penitentiary and now supports Yeager’s pardon. Rutherford lives with his parents in Huntington and seeks a job to buy a typewriter to write Bible stories.
A cottage on East Hampton village green reportedly linked to John Howard Payne and the creation of Home Sweet Home faces sale. Payne, born 1791 in New York, lived there as a child. the house and its beams are described as part of his early life and the opera roots of the famous song.
The advertisement pledges careful handling during moves of any distance. It emphasizes workers’ expertise with furniture, attentive placement at destinations, and fair charges.
The article traces James Payne, the unprosperous playwright of Home Sweet Home, his 1823 opera link to Bishop, debtor’s prison, US consul posts, and burial in Tunis before his coffin returned to Washington. It also reviews Chaplin’s Shoulder Arms reissue and new Library Theatre screenings with Edna Purviance and Syd Chaplin.
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