Mrs. Fiske Shines In Salvation Nell At Hackett Theatre
New York drama review praises Mrs. Fiske as Salvation Nell with pitiless realism and moving pathos. Holbrook Blinn delivers a superb brutal companion study while the cast fills the East Side vividly, with notable turns by Hallelujah Maggie Mary Madison and a strong ensemble.
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New York
Nell
Mary Madison
Maggie
Hope Latham
Edwin Brewster
Gilda Varesi
Eighth Avenue
Cherry Street
Mrs. Fiske
Salvation Nell
Salvation Army
Cemetery Embellishment and Parklike Monuments Advocated
A Los Angeles Times correspondent urges cemetery associations to ban low quality monuments and favor parklike grounds. He calls for intelligent directors, small unobtrusive monuments, and a garden feel to burial grounds, treating them as public squares and elevating design.
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Los Angeles Times
Advisory town committees aid civic progress
The article argues for advisory committees of 20 to 40 representative citizens to thoroughly review town business, inform voters with printed reports, and guide spending decisions. It urges civic clubs to publish findings, improve transport and sanitation, reduce smoke, and help elect capable leaders.
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United States
Civic Club
Planting Railroad Station Grounds
Planting railroad station grounds is vital for town beauty and first impressions for travelers. The shift from seasonal beds to permanent year round landscaping demands experienced park builders and broader municipal support to enhance station areas along new routes.
Getting After the Octopus in Rural America
A nationwide push opposes mail order catalogs as a threat to small towns. Advocates argue rural communities face loss of prosperity if trade concentrates in big city retailers and catalogs. The movement targets large mail order firms as eroding local businesses and livelihoods.
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United States
America
Photographic Pillow Tops in Mer cerized Lateen Fabric
Ad shows pillow tops made from mer cerized lateen cloth in five colors White Pink Blue Yellow and Lavender. Enlarged photographs reproduce Kodak pictures that can be washed ironed without harming the sateen or image and promised to be fade resistant. Returns guarantee states photos sent for reproduction are returned unchanged.
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Kodak
Herald Rate Details for Yearly Subscriptions
The Herald charges $1.50 per year with a biweekly edition and adds fifteen cents to cover packing and transportation on Photo and Pillow Top items. The Photo Pillow Top is offered for $1.65 in advance.
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Satisfied Gifts Lie In A Piece Of Furniture
A reader remarks that nothing makes a more satisfactory holiday gift than a piece of furniture, emphasizing practical warmth and lasting utility over fleeting trends.
Rugs For Sale Promise Worthy Of The Recipient
For two dollars or sixty cents you can select rugs, each deemed worthy of the recipient, offering a choice likely aimed at gifting. The notice emphasizes value and suitability for the recipient in a compact catalog-like offer.
Hig-Top High-Cut Shoes For Boys In Stock
We offer Hig-Top High-Cut Shoes for boys sizes 2 to 51 at 3.50 dollars and advertise M. A. Packard men’s shoes priced 4.00 and 5.00 dollars. Waterproof and wearproof, promoted as ideal for outdoor sports.
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