Marionettes Coming to Amarillo Saturday Show
Tri-State Fair Association brings Tony Sarg's Marionettes to Amarillo with Alice in Wonderland at 2 30 PM and Rip Van Winkle at 8 15 PM. Admission 25 cents for children and 50 cents for adults. The show aims to entertain school children and is praised by critics as the best in its field.
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Panhandle
Tri-State Fair Association
Amarillo
Tony Sarg
Wilbur C. Hawk
United States
Canada
Redfern Mason
San Francisco Examiner
Tony Suarg
Hurt in Car Crash Near Longview
Mrs Murphy is improving after a head on crash involving her husband and Ed Holland of Albany Texas. The collision occurred yesterday near Longview and left Mrs Murphy injured. Ed Holland drove the other car in the wreck.
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United Press
Longview
Murphy
Ed Holland
Albany
Texas
Why You Should Never Cut a Corn
Advice warns against paring corns or calluses due to potential blood poisoning. Recommends Ice-Mint to rub on the affected area, claiming immediate pain relief and gradual loosening of the corn. Claims the product soothes sore feet and is endorsed by druggists as a safe, pleasant remedy.
Rip Van Winkle Comes to City Auditorium Next Saturday
Rip and his dog will appear on stage at the City Auditorium next Saturday night in Rip Van Winkle. Alice in Wonderland is scheduled for the afternoon performance.
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Rip
City Auditorium
Rip van Winkle
Al’ce In Wonderland
Flashes of Life Flashy Dime Gift and Bar Vote
A penny era vignette finds John D Rockefeller gifting Mary Garden a shiny dime and hoping for luck. In New York City Portias fail to lift a Bar Association rule with a 126 to 1138 vote in a 61 year old rule. A portrait painter notes Chile’s beauty and abundance of attractive women.
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Ormond Beach
Fla
New York
Portias
Bar Association of the
City of
Chile
Daria Rappaport
Broadway for Iaa Claire Goes to Hollywood
Actress Brooke Claire leaves the stage for Hollywood to blend private life with film work. She hopes John Gilbert will meet her as Harpo Marx joins a train backgammon game for a cent a point. Casillo, a Mexico City policeman, fires into a crowd during a melee, injuring a bystander. In Rio de Janeiro, police mule-drawn patrol wagons nicknamed Merry Widows bustle amid sunbathing discipline.
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Broadway
Iaa Claire
Hollywood
John Gilbert
Harpo Marx
Rio DE Janeiro
Man Buried by Vets Saunters, Greets Comrades
In Seattle a Spanish American War vet Nicholas "Shorty" Mosler returned to greet old comrades a month after funeral services were held in Chehalis for him. Bailiff Harry Dorman and license director John Resch were surprised. Mosler learned of the body identified as his and left to check if his pension had been stopped.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Chehalis
Wash
Nicholas “Shorty
Mosler
Harry Dorman
John H. Resch
Way Cleared for City Manager Plan in State
The first step to permit Pittsburgh and other Pennsylvania cities to adopt the city manager form of government has been taken. A bill introduced in the state legislature, primarily to allow Pittsburgh to use the business system of municipal management, would apply to any city in the state excluding Philadelphia. If approved, voters in cities wishing the plan must petition to place the question on election ballots.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
D. Glenn Moore
The Flea Lives On 92 Year Old Lincoln Spy Relates Tales
Springfield Illinois February 11 1922 long time Blue Island resident Jason Edgerly aged 92 recalls Abraham Lincoln known as The Flea a swift Union spy He recounts stealing Willow Creek battle plans from under Robert E Lee and Lincoln’s quip about a flea Edgerly also describes escorting Lincoln during a defense inspection as Confederate forces attacked Washington and notes new evidence Lincoln served as acting judge in Springfield local historians say these anecdotes are among the year s freshest Lincoln life stories
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Associated Press
Springfield
Inl
Abraham Lincoln
Jason H. Edgerle
Blue Island, Ill
Lincoln
Willow Creek
Robert E. Lee
Edgerly
The
Flea
Seward
Lee
Geeral
Washington
Conscience Fund Adds $5 From Borrowed Tools Incident
Philadelphia citizens contribute to the city treasury by a five dollar bill to repay tools allegedly borrowed from the Bureau of Highways seven years ago. The gesture comes as part of the ongoing Conscience Fund, highlighting local ethics and civic duty in old Philadelphia.
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United Press Philadephia
Old Quaker City
Bureau of Highways
Castoria Benefits for Children and Lifelong Use
An advertisement extols Castoria for children's ailments, highlighting the mild formula shown on the wrapper and urging parents to continue giving Castoria as their child grows, implying safety and long term use.
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Mexico City
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Abe Lincoln
Derren
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Durand Selects
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
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