Madame Sherry Delights New Noble Theater Crowd
The New Noble staged Madame Sherry to a capacity audience with Ada Meade as Yvonne and Theophilus Sherry played by Dallas Welford. The benefits included music, humor, and elaborate scenery with a lively chorus and strong ensemble performances.
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Madame Sherry
New Noble Theater
Edward Sherry
New York
Theophilus Sherry
Lulu
Venezuela
Yvonne Sherry
Ada Meade
Tennessee
Yvonne
Dallas Welford
Theophilus
Alta V. Houston
Sherry
Mr. Ea
Miss Houston
Miss Tucker
Miss Labaud
Pepita
Leonard
H. C. Stephens
Neal McCay
Ben Grinnell
Philippe
Billy Clifford to Head Saturday Matinee at New Noble
Interest grows for Saturday matinee at the New Noble where Billy Clifford features as the attraction. Reduced prices have been advertised and a large audience is expected for The Newlyweds and Their Baby a comedy with a musical setting.
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Billy Clifford
New York
Chicago
Chinese pipes and cigarette trend in New York inquiry
Knabenshue of Tiensin notes Chinese do not use American style pipes. Native smokers use a small metallic bowl on a foot long stem. Some prefer cigarettes. A year long campaign by foreign manufacturers has spurred competition, with American English Japanese and Chinese factories expanding.
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New York
Knabenshue
Tiensin
America
Early Press Censorship Limiting King’s Critics in England
The text notes that English newspapers could not freely criticize the king and ministers until the late 18th century. It recalls Walter, first editor of the London Times, who served a year in jail for censure of the Duke of York.
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England
Walter
London Times
Duke of York
New Use for Whales in California Canneries
A Washington Post piece notes a whale in California waters fitted with a canning setup, projecting a voyage yield of about 20 000 pounds of flesh. It questions whether whales are fish, cites Sir James Crichton-Browne praising fish foods for tuberculosis prevention, and humorously discusses nasal tests for sanitary inspectors and the place of whale flesh in weekly diets.
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California
James Crichton- Browne
Sanitary ‘Aspectors’ Association
London
James
Washington Post
Thanksgiving dinner tales spark a heated exchange
A tense street scene unfolds with a man in a horseshoe pin and a man with a broken nose arguing over Thanksgiving memories. One speaker insists on buying others off while another dismisses Vermont feast stories, recounting his own family pork and beans for dinner.
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New England
Vermont
To Kill Bull Thistles
Bull thistles common in pastures cannot always be killed by mowing Cutting tends to prevent maturing of zeen Cutting off the thistles just below the surface two or three times a year will effectively eradicate them Rotating ground in grass grain and corn is a very sure way of eradicating weeds
Quirky Patter From Local Column Teases Holiday Banter
A playful exchange features Dr Ellee and Mr Henpeck in a holiday chat. A kindly woman asks what money could buy while Tired Hobe jokes about sending a postcard and thanking someone in a lighthearted, rustic tone.
Gypsy Sign Language Found in Roadside Markings
The Gypsy pattern uses marks along wagon routes to spell messages without words. A reader notes how patterns of ticks stones or grass form hidden codes visible only to insiders, akin to a roadside signboard.
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Gorgio
Century Magazine
Hungarian Crown Used Since St Etienne Era at Coronation
The Hungarian crown worn at accession by Austrian emperors as kings of Hungary is the same crown made for Stetien and used in its coronation long ago. It is a pure gold piece with settings, weighing about fourteen pounds. The settings hold fifty three sapphires fifty rubies one emerald and three hundred thirty eight pearls with no diamonds. The tale links the absence of diamonds to Stephen’s superstition that they were unlucky.
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Austria
Hungary
Stetien
Stephen
No, God Requires Ongoing Approach Despite His Forever Action
The passage argues that denying the need for continual personal approach to God erases the soul. It asserts that God does not merely act independently of us and that a true soul relies on ongoing knowledge and relationship with God for fullness.
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John Hamilton
Tom
Empty Hours Seek God for Strength and Renewal
A devotional reflection urges turning to God during seemingly empty hours to find sustenance and renewal, promising divine support in those quiet times. The message emphasizes patience and faith as spiritual nourishment.
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God
Fenelon
Fragmented Muse Sparks Strife Over Leadership Footsteps
A jumble of phrases hints at tension over following a leader's example and the burden of walking in his footsteps. The text centers on resistance to conforming and the pressure of legacy within a group.
Rexall Orderlies Promise Money Back If Not Satisfied
Advertises Rexall Orderlies as a gentle effective bowel regulator with a money back guarantee. Claims quick relief for constipation and suitability for children and the elderly. Lists two sizes 12 tablets for 10 cents and 36 tablets for 25 cents and notes availability at Scarbrough Drug Co at 1017 Noble Street.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexoll
Rexell
Rexall
Scarbrough Drug Co
Noble Street
Michigan Democrats Open State Convention in Muskegon
More than 100 delegates and many visitors attended the opening of the State Democratic convention in Muskegon Michigan. The body will nominate regents of the University of Michigan supreme court justices and other minor state officers. A rally of Democratic leaders from across the state accompanied the event.
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Muskegon
Mich
University of Michigan
Supreme Court
Change Impending Turns on Acceptance or Refusal
A political exchange from Punch presents a guarded figure seeking acceptance to alter his course. He warns a refusal could forever change him, while acceptance would transform him into a different man, highlighting the struggle to cover past footprints.
Railway communication over new Ill lines opens in Oregon
Portland March 1 opening of railway communication with central Oregon by the Ill lines becomes a fact with passenger and freight traffic between Clarke Washington and Madras Oregon. The 100 mile Deschutes valley route opens up 5 000 000 acres of government land for immediate access.
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Portland
Ore
Mareh
Oregon
Ifill
Clarke
Wash
Columbia River
Madras
Deschutes Valley
Advertising Drives Shop Sales In Modern Newspaper
A note explains that keeping a business requires strong advertising. It contrasts early shopkeeping with today, where only bold ads earn space in the paper. The piece comments on how some ads miss publication despite their importance to draw customers.
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Edith Shayne
Rasher
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Carr R, Field
Mr. Carre Will
Ming Toame
Splendid Company
York World
Boston
HO I, Bros
Perephone
Treas
Aget Peente
The
Newlyweds
Firing Line
Ellee
Henpeck
Dec
Velva
Louisiana
Penich
Michican Democrats
Nix
Alabama
United States
First National Bank
M. B. Welleborn
W. W. Stringfellow
H. A. Young
J.T. Gardner, JR
Ass't
G. A. Hagan
A. W. Bell, J. B. Knox, W. W. Stir
H. A. Youn
J. M. Garvin
W. L. McCaulon
Alfred L. Tyler
J. B. Goodwin, J. C. Sproull
KE. L. Turner
M. B. Wellborn
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