Copper and Brass Favored by World in Plumbing
An article extols copper and brass in US use for health and longevity. It cites Penn Harris Hotel in Harrisburg replacing copper pipes with brass and notes Continental Insurance Building in New York using brass that remains sound after service. It discusses wartime copper demand, price shifts, and the long term cost advantage of brass despite higher initial cost. It claims copper and brass resist corrosion, aid germicidal action, and offer rustless durability.
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United States
Penn-Harris
Harrisburg
Penn
Continental
New York
Mighty Tact Rose Opens At Alto Today
Mighty Lake Rose, a First National production, opens at the Rialto today. The story follows Rose Duncan, a blind violinist, in a touching drama praised for its delicate grace and life like music.
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Alto
Lake Rose
Rialto
Ita
Rose Duncan
Faanag in Peril as Fate Reassigns Her to New York
Faanag, blind Rose Dun can, must leave her home and go to an uncle with a bookshop in New York. He is killed en route, and Rose falls into crooks hands who see a violinist as a valuable asset. The plot thickens as she is moved through uncertain fate amid a cartoon comedy frame and scenic music at the Rialto. A note on special turkey dinners at Boulder Hot Springs adds quirky texture.
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New York
Rose Duncan
Rose
Rialto
Alaska Growth Seen Bright for Territory’s Future
Alaska's growth cited as remarkable with claims of record mining, fishing, and canning output. M J Knickerbocker of Alaska Steamship and Copper River railway praises rising tonnage and expects 1923 to bring greatest development yet. He contrasts warm Alaska weather with Montana and notes railroading expansion. Also mentions visiting officials and a Ladies' Aid event at Gold Hill Lutheran church.
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Alaska
M. J. Knicker
Bocker
Alaska Steamship Company
Copper River and Northwest Railway
Butte
Knickerbocker
Union Pacific System
Seattle
Oregon Short Line Railway
Pocatello
Guggenheim Properties
Alaskan Steamship Company
Montana
North Dakota
Portland
Copper River
Milwaukee
Salt Lake City
R A. Pierce
Oregon’ Short Line
Pierce
Gold Hull Lutheran Church
Church Hall
West
Copper Street
Kansmore
Gallant
Mary Pickford Gurls Unwashed For Weeks
A quirky item notes actress Mary Pickford reportedly went six weeks without a shampoo while playing a role in Storm Country. Neighbors praised a change after a matronly neighbor’s remark, and United Artists released Tess of the Storm Country at the People's Theater today.
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Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Milady
Teastero
Minv Pickford
United Artists
Ispens
People's Theater Today
Prisoner Charged With Theft And Bad Checks
A man named Joseph Hatley, arrested at Whiton block, faces charges of issuing worthless checks and robbery involving Mrs Smith of 1480 West Street. Other suspects Bow Martin and Franke White are detained as police probe fake payments and a Colorado hotel incident. Evidence points to further bogus checks passed in Wolf Point Montana.
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Ohare
Simith
West Treet
Joseph ‘Halley
Tha’ Whiton Block
Dee Felve Franke White
Rube
Ralson
Bow Martin
Hatley
Mrs Smith
Raison Hotel
Warther'inguiri
Wolf Point
Monty
Fire Threatens Gardens Pavilion at Columbia Gardens
A fire discovered about 1 PM in the northeast portion of the Gardens pavilion near the auto show preparations threatened severe damage. Quick work by workers and Butts fire department kept damage under $100. smoldering flames were confined with water tanks in place beforehand.
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Columbia Gardens
Butts
J. R. Wharton
Gardens
Wharton
George Forsythe
Anders
Martin
Former Butte Miner 15 Dead at Wallace Idaho
Through a message received yesterday by the police, Robert Sherieh of 2113 Oak Street learned his brother, Marin Sherieh, died at Wallace Idaho on February 8. A former Butte resident, he worked in mines until about two years ago and lived in the Mequeen addition.
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Robert Sherieh
Oak Street
Marlin Sherieh
Wallace
Idaho
Butte
Mequeen Addition
Ees
Wanamaker's Son Sentenced in France Over Casino Checks
John Wanamaker, son of Rodman Wanamaker of New York, receives six months imprisonment and a 50 000 franc fine for allegedly obtaining 145 000 francs from the Deauville casino director with checks lacking funds. The case was decided by a correctional court in Point-Lheveque, France.
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Associated Press
Point-Lheveque
France
John Wanamaker
Rodman Wanamaker
New York
Deauville
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BY Briggs
Boulder Hot Springs
Ileenn
Universal
Priscilla Dean
Wanamaker
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Mit
Foley
Paxsoo & Roe
Ruhr
Rapoch
Bochum
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