The Sphinx Adventure At Jervaulx Abbey
Aimee Lambe plots with Georgina to impersonate her at Jervaulx Abbey while Billy Spencer, an American rider, helps recover emeralds stolen in a burglary. Inspector Panke questions Billy as the Lambe emeralds saga unfolds with a cave hideout and a daring ride on the Sphinx motorcycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lay “Ythea Lambe
Jervaulx Abbey
Alexander Lambe
Aimee
Vincent Synape
Tir
Billy
Georgna
Alexander
Mily
Emeralda
Henriz
Dervaulx
Alimee
Almer
Ivy Cottage
Hilly
Jervaulx
Erythea
Clean wholesome drama and Uncle Tom's Cabin on stage
A lively critique contrasts timeless clean plays like Lightnin and Camille with the enduring Uncle Tom's Cabin. The author notes shifts in performance, praising Lightnin for its decorous content while condemning modern attractors as vulgar and sensational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva
Tom
Josh
Camille
Clara Morris
New York
Ormory
Chicago
Stowe
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Dane Dows
Georgia
Rick
Lady Frythea Offers Billy Chauffeur Job in Drama
Inspector Panke interviews Billy then Lady Erythea offers a four pound weekly chauffeur position with accommodation. Billy eagerly accepts after a humorous hesitation, though cautions are offered about past dishonesty and maid servant entanglements. He plans to start this afternoon, with a day or two of rest after a strenuous night. to be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilly
Lght
Panke
Erythea
Ie¢ Kotty
Billy
Lally Erythea
Vanke
Lam
Inspector Vanke
Mr. Lambe
Inspector Panke
Frythea
Alexander Lambe Coughout
At Their Best Quote Featured in Classic Maxim
An excerpt quotes Jean Paul asserting nations and men shine when joyful, claiming merit and heaven come with happiness. The aphorism reflects a humanist perspective on virtue linked to collective well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Paul
Who Are My Parents at Fox Theatre Two Days
Edgar Guest praises the home making quality of life in a national magazine. The Fox Theatre presents the William Fox photoplay Who Are My Parents a two day engagement starting Monday featuring a tale of a child’s trials and a married couple finding happiness through two youngsters with a dramatic twist and a crashing climax. The film stars Roger Lytton Peggy Shaw Florence Billings Ernest Hilliard and others under director J Searle Dawley.
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William Fox
Fox Theatre
J. Searle Dawley
Roger Lytton
Peggy Shaw
Florence Billings
Ernest Hilliard
Robert Agnew
Adelaide Vinnce
Niles Welch
Marie Reichardt
Florence Haas
Jimmy Lapsiey
Local notices from Wilsons Arch Best Oxfords and visits
Mrs Jerome Williams and son Hoyt of Moline visit her parents Mr and Mrs J W Warner. Mrs Dee C Kilgore returns to Brighton after a visit with her mother Mrs H F Sampson. Mr and Mrs C G Schmoeller travel to Bloomfield to see Mr and Mrs Gaylord Joo. Alton Custer writing home from the Mexican border. Dr YP L Etter osteopath. Mrs Henry Ibendale of Keota visits here and with Mr and Mrs Dave Riley in Brighton before returning home. Hammer mill Bond Stationery and Rug weaving ads appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Williams
Hoyt of
Moline
J. W. Warner
Dee C. Kilgore
Brighton
H. F. Sampson
Henry Ibendale
Keota
Robert Jacobs
Dave Riley
Pets Named In Class Memory Test
Sylvia recalled that Jack and Mil were her class pets after the teacher asked students to identify who Jack and Jim were and Sylvia answered Our dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Jack
Mil
Jim
Weather radio expands forecasts reach to farmers aviators and ships
The Weather Bureau notes radiotelephony and broadcasting lifted rural weather access. Since 1922 daily forecasts and frost warnings reach 12 stations in 7 states, expanding to marine and aviation services with Goats Island and Great Lakes broadcasts.
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United States
Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
Palm
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Navigation
Department of Commerce
Washington
Chicago
Naval
Arlington Va
Weather Bureau of Plans
San Francisco
S¢Marine
Goat Island
Tatoosh Island
Wash
North Head
Eureka
Calif
San Pedro
Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Alpena
Mich
Buffalo
N. Y
Ill
Cleveland
Ohio
Duluth
Svveral
Werther Bureau
French Meteorological Service
Philippines
Japan
France
Europe
Eiffel
United States Weather Bureau
Amundsen
Seattle
United States Signal Corps
Nome
Women and homes versus clubs and parental roles in society
A satirical reflection on marriage and parenting contrasts wives’ home duties with club life. It jokes about husbands, children, and social expectations, citing Nora Bayes and Darwinism to critique domestic roles and parental knowledge.
Whittaker and Shelangousli Visit Excelsior Springs
J. L. Whittaker is spending a week or two at Excelsior Springs Missouri. Leo Shelangousli is also there.
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J. L. Whittaker
Excelsior Springs
Leo Shelangousli
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Sidney Gowny
Spencer
Amy Snooks
Franhee
Ing
Georgina
Rd Scroope
Aimes
Jack the Climber
Kate
Torvaulx
Ehe
Billy Coud
Mr. Tarbeaux
Inspector. Panhe
Mr. Tarieaus
Brythea
Irythea
William Spencer
Beechwell
Stanhoe
London
Overseas Club
Rilley
Abe Martin
Harriet Beecher
Stewe
WM. Fon
Edgar Guest
Arch Best
Oxfords
Wilson's
Dr. Macon
Iowa
C. G. Schmoeller
Bloomfield
Gaylord Joo
Troy
Norene Schmoeller
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Kessel Conner
Columbes Junction
Chas. Custer
Alton
YP. L. Etter
Osteopath
Arthaud
Hammermill Bond Social
Lemmon's Pharmacy
God
C. E. Jessup
Des Moines
M. E. Sands
Ainsworth
Muscatine
Welliver
Lola Welliver
James E. Clark
Utick
Iron and Steel
Free State
Farg
Amer
Econnes
South Atlantic
Caribbean
MR. X
William Pax
Nora Bayes
Little Gladys
Buddy
Dad
Mom
Munehausen
Sophocles
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