Large staff needed for animated cartoons says Pat Sullivan
Pat Sullivan creator of Felix the Cat explains that an animated cartoon of seven minutes requires fifteen artists working two weeks. Each reel of 500 to 600 feet needs from 56 000 to 9 000 drawings, with artists producing 100 to 200 drawings daily.
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Pat Sullivan
Felix the Cat
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Motion Study on Crossing a Street Figure
A description explains a figure required to wait forty steps to cross a street, with the object moving one fourth of an inch at every step. The setup outlines a precise incremental motion, testing timing and distance in a staged sequence.
Borozone Treatment Now for Horses and Humans Alike
The Borozone treatment for cuts burns and wounds works swiftly on horses and people alike. Wash with Borozone liquid then apply Borozone powder to finish healing. Liquid prices 30c 60c and 1.20. Powder 30c and 60c. Sold by Fox Drug Co.
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97 year old Monkman challenges Mayor Blatchford to race
Charles Monkman, age 97, challenged Mayor Blatchford of Edmonton Alabama to a 100 yard dash marathon dance rough riding contest long distance swim or walking race or any other event the mayor may propose.
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Charles Monkman
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Don’t Squeeze Blackheads Dissolve Them
An advertisement promotes dissolving blackheads rather than squeezing. It recommends Calenite powder from a drug store, applied on a hot wet cloth, to rub over blemishes so they disappear.
Three Men Jailed After Downtown Barber Robbery
City detectives Webb DeWitt and Holloway nabbed three suspects within an hour after a downtown barber was robbed and drugged at a Taylor Street house. The group had cashed four A B A checks and recovered eighty dollars. One suspect was caught while trying to cash another check at a city bank.
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Flower to the Living Praise from Amarillo Globe Editor
John Moore rail road editor of the Amarillo Globe writes to the Arkansas Democrat renewing his subscription praising the newspaper as second to none. The Arkansas Democrat responds with gratitude noting the value of kind words to staff and readers alike in its August edition.
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Moore
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Qualifying banter on marriage proposal misread
A humorous exchange where a suitor expresses six years of courtship and the father asks what the suitor wants. The reply reveals the suitor sought to marry, while misunderstanding yields a punchline about a pension.
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