Early Hollywood Lineup At Mission Theatre Features Legacy Star
Warner Bros extended run of The Lion and the Mouse with Lionel Barrymore and May McAvoy at the Mission Thea ter follows Reginald Denny in Good Morning Judge at the Fair. The article notes Barrymore’s stage and film career, mentions Sorrell and Son casting with Alice Joyce, and previews Vitaphone acts by Sissle and Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Fair
Reginald Denny
May McAvoy
Vitaphone
Deandi
Nat—Bromley-Frederick
Lionel Barrymore
Warner Bros
Mission Theater
Philadelphia
Maurice
Georgie Drew Barrymore
John Drew
Sadie Thompson
Denny
Judge
Mary Nolan
Miss Nolan
UFA
Germany
Hollywood
Dorothy Gulliver
Miss Gulliver
Collegians
Carmel Myers
Norman Trevor
Louis Wolheim
Mickey McBan
Sorrell and Son
Miss Nilsson
Sorrell
The
Mission Today
Sissle
Blake
George Jessel
Pola Negri
Paramount Star
New York
France
Prince Mdivani
Internal piles remedy Hemroid promotes blood flow
The ad touts a home treatment by Dr Leonhardt named Hemroid sold by City Drug Co and druggists. It claims internal causes, stagnation of blood in the lower bowel, and promises lasting relief without operation. It emphasizes safety, quick relief, and broad success among many pale sick sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhardt
City Drug Co
Hemroid Teder
Prohibition Agents Raid Farmer Near Salt Lake City
Prohibition agents raided William Backendorf's farm near Salt Lake City. No still was found. A departing car became stuck in mud and Backendorf charged the agents $2 to pull it out.
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Salt Lake City
William Backendorf
Backendorf
Labor Unions Report Broad City Meeting Notes
Painters and Decorators Local 544 held a large gathering at Painters Hall with KE Rollins as president and Art Nail reappointed business agent. Dances twice weekly fund the building fund for the new 503 Van Buren Street union hall. Electricians and Plumbers reports covered officer nominations, ongoing employment, and health notes on J W Upton. Roswell Lodge 608 welcomed delegates, Central Labor Union discussed sheriff candidate and hospital news, while Local 665 Amarillo Carpenters announced officer contenders RF Flynn, Ed Tull, and W W Finch. National convention plans and flood control funding were also noted alongside shoe-industry data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painters and Decorators Local No. 544
Painters Hall
KE. Rollins
Art Nail
Painters
Painters Union
van Buren Street
S. V. Harper
C. T. Webster
A. M. Weisman
J. C. Carr
W. B. Batt
A. S. McClain
T. J. Atkins
J. W. Upton
Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Harve Oliver
Jack Thomas
J. A. Lyons
H. C. Anderson
C. G. Wilson
R B. Walton
Louisiana Street
A. E. Albright
The
Carpenters and Joiners of America
Amarillo
RF C. Flynn
Ed Tull
W. W. Finch
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Offer For Weight Gain
An advertisement promises 5 pounds gain or money back for underweight individuals. It touts McCoy's Tablets as the solution, with a double guarantee: after four boxes of sixty cents or two dollars, if there is no 5 pound gain and health improvement, the purchase price is refunded. Available at Fox Randal and Post Office Drug stores and others nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Fox, Randal
Post Office
America
Various 1920s News Tidbits and Meetings
Reports note 77 factory failures in 1027 and the first wheat carload of 1928 harvested at Burk Burnett and sold in Wichita Falls, ten days later than last year. The Cleveland convention of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen selects next meeting site in 1991, while U S trolley use grows and candy sales reach near one billion dollars annually. Samuel J Gompers joins federal service in 41 years, and a Building Trades Council meeting at Painters Hall invites members for important business this evening.
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Burk Burnett
Wichita Alls
Houston
Texas
the Brotherhood of Railroad
Cleveland
The
Building Trades Council
Painters Hall
Storm area takes stock of damage in Arkansas and Oklahoma
Tornado devastation in Pyatt Arkansas injures one person and damages the hotel and bank. Bates Arkansas reports two deaths. Rivers and creeks swell as the Arkansas River runs high. Flooding affects Leflore Sequoyah counties in Oklahoma and Chawford Sebastian counties in Arkansas.
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United Areas
Fort Smith
Ark
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Pyatt
Realdencer
Bates
Mr. and
Mes
Rochester
Johnson Crossing
Leflore
Sequoyah
Kiahoma
Here
Chawford
Sebastian
Arkansas River
Six Die in New South Wales Storm Cyclone Hit Sydney Suburbs
A cyclone swept New South Wales causing extensive damage and six deaths. The storm battered Sydney suburbs, wrecked the steamer Whitebay at Stockton, and battered the Matson liner Sonoma arriving badly damaged. Second Officer Levelters was knocked unconscious as seas swept the ship.
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United Press
Sydney
N.S. W
New South Wales
Whitebay
Stockton
Matson
Sonoma
Levelters
Time pumps with gold trim in suede colors
A fashion note highlights new time pumps featuring pike heel designs in black brown beige and grey suede with gold kid trim adding a luxe touch.
Coolene Foot Relief Promises Instant Burning Pain Relief
A Houston soda fountain worker touts Coolene as a cure for burning and aching feet. He details blistered, calloused feet affecting service, credits a drug clerk with recommending Coolene, and reports rapid relief. The cream uses oils with frankincense and myrrh and is sold by multiple local druggists with a money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Banks
J. CC. Banks
Houston
Coolene
Randal Drug Co
City Drug Co
Fox Drug Co
Triplett-Nelson Drug Co
J. J. Bridges
Edmund T. Davi
Wilken Barre
Sears Roebuck To Increase Stock In Texas Store
To accommodate growing business, the Sears Roebuck and Company store will raise its stock by about 40 percent. B Stone general superintendent of the Texas retail stores said yesterday. New items include wallpaper paints work clothing toys and hardware such as stoves and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Florenz Zeigfeld
Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation
Ruth Elder
Richard Dix
Sears, Roebuck and Company
B. Stone
Texas
Six Die in Athens Tobacco Strike Violence
Six people were killed and forty wounded in an Athens strike at Nanthi today as tobacco workers, including those from American Tobacco Co, faced government forces. Cavalry charged rioters, and the government vowed a firm attitude in handling the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Nanthi
Tobcco
American Tobacco Company
Drama
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Ends Constipation Safely
Old Folks Say Doctor Caldwell was Right as the Syrup Pepsin treatment based on mild vegetable laxatives remains the same since 1875. The ad touts the product as safe for all ages, pleasant tasting, narcotic free, and available with a free sample by mail from Monticello Mississippi.
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Doctor Caldwell
Caldwell
Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
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Wight
Irene Fenwick
Chester Conklin
Charles Rogers
Conklin
Frank Tuttle
Anna Q. Nilsson
Alice Joyce
Lincoln Steadman
Myrtle Steadman
Sygeein Ng
Reginald OE Y
E E. Marco
Midland
Roswell
Brotherhood of Railroad
Guy Bennett
H. G. (Frosty) Hamrick
J. W. Vought
Ohio
Carpenters Union
Lakeland
Florida
Memphis
Tenn
Southern Railway
Wilson Dam
Missouri Pacific
Hot Springs
U. S
Haverhill
Mass
James F. Davis
Mellon Institute OF Industrial Research
REX
Vincent Lopez
Casa Lopez
St. Louis
Brunswick
Tolzien
Lane
Mather, Pa
Red Crown
United States
Department of Commerce
Louis Jobin
Quebec
Can
Samuel J. Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
U. S. Department of Labor
Mr. Gompers
Government Printing Office
Sears, Roebuck
Greech
Art Drug
Clorox
Issio Meare
AY M‘avoy Lionel Barrymore
Wy A Dent Theatre
Reginald Enny
Pathe News
Ierg
U Agriculture
Byuliewa
Newf
K-R-O
Spring
Medical Arts Pharmacy
Medical Aris.pharmacy
Polk Street
Lincoln St
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