Wanda Hawley at the Palace in Food for Scandal
Wanda Hawley returns to the Palace today in Food for Scandal a photoplay adaptation by Edith Kennedy of Bevelry's Balance. Hawley plays Sylvia Figeuroa a girl who inherits a decrepit ranch and seeks work in San Francisco joining a chorus. Watt Dinwiddie, her lover a lawyer, aids her as a benefactor attorney while a divorce plot unfolds. Harrison Ford and Lester Cuneé star with James Cruze directing.
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Harrison Ford
Lester Cuneé
James Cruze
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Food for Scandal at Palace today features Wanda Hawley
Wanda Hawley headlines the Palace photoplay Food for Scandal today with a new Patho mews collection. Miss Hawley offers one of her best pictures in today’s program as Mac Murray’s Gilded Lily continues to draw comments in Athens.
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Mae Murray Stars With Dogs At Palace In The Gilded Lily
Mae Murray will be seen at the Palace in The Gilded Lily on Thursday and Friday. The new film features the star amid dogs and light romance.
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Palace screens record-breaking film for two days
The palace states this picture has drawn more requests than any prior show at the theater and its own success has served as an advertisement. It will be shown here for two days, Friday and Saturday, delighting audiences wherever it has appeared.
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Alexandria City of Human Storms
The National Geographic bulletin notes Alexandria history and influence beyond riots. It highlights its ancient role as Mediterranean hub, shipping eggs to London, a central park pillar, and the Cleopatra era. It cites Athanasius and the library tale, while contrasting modern tours with relics like Pompey s Pillar and local customs such as Leben custard.
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Harding Speeds Speakers On Tour For China Relief
New York June 7 With a cheerful message of cooperation from President Harding forty to fifty prominent men familiar with conditions in China sped to boost relief efforts and rally support for the mission abroad.
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Ice and Coal firm cites price policy and famine relief tours
The Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation reports that despite a 362 percent rise in manufacturing costs, it kept ice prices largely steady by buying a million dollars in coal. It pledges to serve the public at low prices, reward investors fairly, and pay workers a living wage. Separately, China famine relief tours are planned with U S and Chinese speakers, including Harding’s support, to raise awareness of 2,000,000 feared to starve in northern China.
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Market report from June 7 exchange record and prices
Ruling prices on the exchange show Tone values at 12.75c with various opens and closes across months including Jan 13.87c high 19.68c, Mar 16.16c close, July 12.68c, Oct 18.04c, and Dec 13.78c. Sterling and Francs quotes, grain and cotton spot prices listed for Athens, Atlanta, New York, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Savannah, with Cities Service securities bids and asks. Weather notes cite beneficial rains in Texas belt and weevil reports rising.
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Old Age Signs and a Woman's Remedy Ad
Oliver Wendell Holmes notes three parallel brow lines as a sign of old age. A woman with back ache nervous mood and related pains should seek Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a natural restorative. Professor Raymond Pearl links early flu death patterns to heart disease death rates in American cities.
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Weather and British labor fights shape market outlook
A weekly government crop and weather report notes favorable conditions for plant progress but warns that the key factor is the British labor situation. If the Lancashire textile or British coal strikes resolve soon, other market factors may be sidelined. Weevil pressure and fertilizer costs loom as potential disruptors, with weather generally mild inland and forecasts for more rain in cotton regions. London reports ongoing mine talks aided by government pressure, risking a shakeup in negotiations as a $50,000,000 subsidy remains in play.
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Automobile demand rising says local dealer and producers
Local dealers report growing automobile sales and rising production across plants. W. C. Denny notes manufacturers expect to meet increasing demand as the industry emerges from a slow period. A survey shows activity resuming in major auto centers and revived public interest in cars and trucks.
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Probation Methods in New York Juvenile Courts
A United States Department of Labor report on probation in children's courts shows probation costs far below institutional care and its success in most juvenile cases. It outlines thorough child study, examinations, close probation supervision, and the need for state supervision and trained probation officers to standardize services nationwide.
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Weather in Athens and Georgia Sees Little Temperature Change
Weather forecast notes considerable cloudiness across the region with showers widespread west of the Mississippi and some in the eastern cotton belt. Temperatures near for Wednesday with cooler conditions in the north largely gone and regional warmth expected to persist.
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