Horoscope of May 81 1017 Foretells Global Turbulence and Stocks
The forecast warns of a rough day with multiple planetary affections including adverse Mars Mercury Jupiter and Uranus. It predicts rising orators, military obstacles, and a shift toward safety and glory for the nation, plus notable events in July and potential upheavals in agriculture and weather, with business gains in summer and cautions for births and ventures. A separate item notes a secret wireless plant operating in the Olympic forest reserve near Elk Creek, with materials carried by three Germans in 1915.
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Neptune
Mars
Mercury
Jupiter
Uranus
Anatster
Japan
Werrabet Wenteotstiaus Gaerelis
United States
Mexico
McClure
Seattle
United States Secret Service Office
Elk Creek
Queets River
Olympic Forest Reserve
Pacific Ocean
Queens Country
Wellesley College
Joan the Woman shines at Rialto in last showing today
Cecil B DeMille presents Joan the Woman with Geraldine Farrar as Joan of Arc in a praised photo drama. Cast includes Wallace Reid Theodore Roberts Hobart Bosworth Charles Clary Raymond Hatton and others. Battle scenes and hand to hand combat thrill audiences as hundreds of armored knights charge led by Joan.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Joan
Mr. DeMille
Mies
Farrar
Wallace Reid
Eric Trent
Theodore Roberts
Cauehor
Hobart Bosworth
la Hire
Charles VII
Raymond Hatton
Charles Clary
le Tremoille
Mothers of France star feature at Ansonia
Scenes from French trenches ruined villages and Rheims cathedral with Sarah Bernhardt in Mothers of France. The photodrama, produced by Louis Mercanton and written by Jean Richepin, presents exceptional artistry and pathos and is likely Bernhardt’s final motion picture appearance. Presented in America by William A. Brady Association with World Pictures, with French government as co-owner.
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Rheims
Mothers of
France
Ansonia Theater
Sarah Bernhardt
Mme. Bernhardt
Jean Richepin
Louis Mercanton
America
William A. Brady
World Pictures
William Fox Producer of a Wonderful
William Fox the impresario behind the film production A Daughter of the Gods is highlighted for his daring energy and pursuit of a grand dream. The piece chronicles Fox at age 38, rising from wage earner to owner of cinemas and founder of Fox Film, a symbol of American melting pot ambition and perseverance.
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William Fox
America
Fox Film Corporation
Willam Fox
Mae Murray's Final at People's Theater Tonight
Mae Murray stars in one rnmrose Ring for the last time today with Tom Moore opposite her and Bob Leonard directing. Also on the program are two additional features. The Central Catholic High School annual junior prom was held Tuesday at the Woman's Club building with about 100 couples as guests of the seniors.
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Mae Murray
People’s Theater
Tom Moore
Miss Murray
Bob Leonard
Central Cathoric High School
Woman's Club
Hell Morgans Girl at the Orpheum Theater
The Orpheum presents Hell Morgans Girl highlighting Dorothy Phillips as the heroine daughter of Hell Morgan on the Barbary Coast Los Angeles paper notes Stowell and Lon Chaney as leading cast with a climactic San Francisco earthquake sequence.
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Orpheum Theater
Are
Ein Francisco
Presidio
Dorothy Phillips
Hell”Morgan
San Francisco
Barbary Coast
William Stowell
Lon Chaney
Empress Presents Six-Act Vaudeville Showing In Butte
Alexander dubbed the wonder of the century headlines the program at the Empress, running yesterday to Saturday. The all-acts show features Edna ilese and her company Our Career, Pauline Saxon and Sis Hop musical, Minnetti and Sidelli as top vaudeville comedians, and Blanche LeDuc with S A Ross performing a whirlwind singing dancing act.
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Empress
Edna "Ilese
Pauline Saxon
Minnetti
Sidelli
Blanche LeDuc
S.A. Ross
Sponge Culture Warns of Shrinking Sponge Supply
Scarcity of sponges threatens the industry and invites calls for artificial methods to augment the natural supply. Experts warn that without new measures the sponge trade could be crippled within years.
Florida sponge farm hopes to flood market with sponges
Government experts have trialed sponge cultivation and found feasible methods. Cr Chase, an Englishman in Florida, started a sponge farm off the coast and now grows about 600,000 sponges. They expect tenfold growth over three years, with a company forming to expand the venture. After three years, annual yield could reach about 2,000,000 sponges.
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Cr. Chase
Lving
Florida
Losses of Timber by Fire May Prove Staggering
Rain ended forest and brush fires that have burned for weeks in Minnesota near the Canadian line. A message from International Falls says fires have destroyed 12,000,000 feet of timber, with searing ground and dire forecasts if fires continue. Nearby, Backus-Brooks interests report vast losses while residents pray for rain.
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Duluth
Minnesota
International Falls
Minn
Fon
Backus-Brooks
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