The Hattersly Family and the Chickawee Indian Visit
In a Chickawee home, the Hatterslys face fear as drunken Indians roam the town. Mrs Hattersly and her daughters hide under the bed while Rand guards with a revolver. A pair of Indians demand money and mock their inability to speak English. Rand’s mother plans to endure until Rand returns with news. The ordeal ends when Mr Hattersly arrives late at night, welcomed by the family after a tense, chaotic night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesel
Joe Hatteradour ii
Mike
Hattersly
Mrs. Hattersly
Belelf
Sam
Katy
Rand
Bedevan
Chickawee
Katie
Iliven
Alngle
Papal
Mr. Hattersly
Kansas City
Cherry Fork
Florence
Hare Tam
Enanere Kh. Sravxen
Jeptha
Sper County
Maria
Jean
Pever
Marla
Frantz Family Acrobats Dazzle in Evening Dress Act
The Frantz family five perform a ten minute acrobatic act in dress suits at New York's New American Theatre roof garden. Emily Louise and Marie execute rapid somersaults and lifts atop, while Richard and Pedro anchor sequences. They describe years on stage, training in Buenos Aires, and pride in their family gymnastic lineage.
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New American Theatre
New York
Frantz
Mr. French
Herr Paderowski
Obeamenas
Daddy
Emily
Richard
Pedro
Chappie
Miss Frantz
Louise
Marie
Asa
Bally Guest
Mous Bell
Richard Eaches
Birmingham
Lauise
Emiliee
Reeo
Amazon
Amsippagos
Eve
Firpflay
Marla
Sletera
Prantz
England
Spain
South America
United States
Dumbells
Tithe
Nettle
Arctors
Buenos Ayres
Father
Louisa
Europe
Fragmented Notes From A Damaged Clipping Incoherent Facts
Disjointed lines describe towns in Germany with odd customs, hotel beds in Rissa, aging bodies, and a New York fund, plus unrelated items about an old lady in Heverly Massachusetts and a Guatemalan mother. The text appears garbled and lacks a coherent single event or person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ol Ney
Rissa
New York
Heverly
Thames
Gly
Ocean Tracks Describe Atlantic Liner Paths and Speeds
The article explains the routes of major Atlantic liners between the United States and Great Britain, noting tracks wintering south of simmer lines due to icebergs. Ocean grayhounds travel near railway speeds, with the American liner Paris reaching about twenty three miles per hour amid historical hazards and hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Simmer
Paris
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Qaar
Kanil
Ile
Expo
Bis
Abe
Sions
Gree
Hood
Les Thimpthon
Mire
Jenna
Sol
Jepths
Jones
Woodness
Arav
Vailor
Wyebp
Ishe
Madagio Viz
Katie King
Pranre
Mys
Dr. Sajoos
M. Ceembere
Rowan
Thas
Panama Canal
Ores Monk
Pacific
Isthmus
Atlantic
America
Mexico
Yucatan
Tranepiras
Ada
Hentleman
Cato the Lady
Ody Baews
Cal
Alex
FREW
Furni
Oro Hall
Frew’s
Mediane
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