Americanized Version of French Sensation at Colonial
The Americanized version of Alamo in the play Alamo Where Do You Live returns to Colonial Monday October 7. Producer Joseph M. Weber brings a popular musical comedy to Broadway and 28th Street venue bearing his name. The plot follows Pierre who may inherit if he refrains from marriage before adulthood and Alma the milliner who hopes to trap him into a proposal. Grace Drew headlines the company as lead, with Jean Briquet music and Hobart direction.
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Alamo
Joseph M. Weber
Little Theater
Broadway
28Th Street
America
Adolph Phillips Theater
Weber
George W. Hobart
Pierre
Paris
Alma
Varis
Grace Drew
Diapepsin Relief for upset stomachs promoted in ad
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a quick effective remedy for sour gassy upset stomachs and indigestion. It claims five minute relief and a fifty cent large case price at drug stores. A druggist endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as best on the market.
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Enos Lollar
Saratoga
Ind
Georgia Children's Home Society Seeks Foster Families in Georgia
The Georgia Children's Home Society seeks prospective fathers and mothers to foster one or two homeless children in Georgia with agency supervision. Children of all ages are available and may be adopted after a suitable stay. In some cases a small board payment covers temporary care. Address Robert B. McCord, State Superintendent, Gould Building or City Hall, Atlanta Savannah.
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Georgia Children’s Home Society
Georgia
Robert B. M’cord
Gould Building
City Hall
Atlanta
Savannah
Al. G. Field Greater Minstrels Bring Star Cast to Colonial
The Al. G. Field Greater Minstrels return for a twenty seventh season led by Jack Richards and Paul LaLonde. Features include bass soloist Worth M. Boyd, Welch tenor Will Starr, male soprano Herbert Willison, dancers led by Johnny Dove, and Gold Band musicians. Performances start October 12 at the Colonial with two daily free band concerts and the Skeletons dance sequence.
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Worth M. Boyd
Archie Boyd
al. G. Field
Mr. Boyd
Paul LaLonde
Field
Jack Richards
Will H. Starr
Herbert Willison
Reginald Melville
B. H. Logan
Breat Weiss
Colonial
William Walter
Johnny Dove
I. G. Field
Vield
Big Gridiorn Games In The West
Tomorrow opens the intercollegiate football season in the west with major matchups. Chicago versus Indiana looms as a key test while Michigan meets Case at Ann Arbor and Minnesota faces Iowa State at Minneapolis. Wisconsin hosts Lawrence in Madison and Illinois plays Illinois Wesleyan at Urbana with Purdue facing DePauw at Lafayette.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Indiana University
Michigan
Case School
Ann Arbor
Minnesota
Iowa State College
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Lawrence
Madison
Illinois
Illinois Wesleyan
Urbana
Purdue
DePauw
Lafayette
Wabash College
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Ohio
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Saves Boy From Leg Ulcer
A North Carolina father credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with healing a 14-year-old’s leg ulcer after failed remedies. The item touts uses for burns boils skin eruptions and piles and notes availability at local stores for 25 cents.
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D. F. Howard
Aquone
N. C
W. J. Smith & Bros
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Chicago A Liberal Entertainer To Foreigners
A Chicago committee meets Kalamazoo delegates to escort the 300 foreign delegates to the International Congress of Chambers of Commerce. A $60,000 entertainment fund supports three days of events including a civic luncheon at the La Salle and a banquet at the Congress Hotel. Also an alderman reelection notice from R. T. Wright.
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Chicago
Ill
Kalamazoo
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Boston
Hotel la Salle
Congress Hotel
Dudley Announces Candidacy for First Ward Alderman
A G Dudley declares candidacy for the First ward alderman seat subject to Democratic primary action. He seeks election in upcoming party race and asks voters for support.
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R. T. Wright
Dudley
The Churches in Our Midst Campaign Echoes a Joking Note
A Atlanta movement mocking licensed vice campaigns by the Men and Religion Forward Movement triggers a ribbing tale. Advertisements titled The Houses in Our Midst gave way to The Churches in Our Midst with a club member asking aloud if they plan to close them too.
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Atlanta
dHere
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Capital City
Children Give Pennies for Wilson Campaign in Macon
In Macon Georgia on October 4 teachers and school children raised funds for Gov Wilson by passing the hat for pennies. The report notes patriotic effort in the local public schools to support the Democratic candidate's campaign expenses.
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Gov. Wilson
Macon
Echool
Watson Admits Debs Best Man In Presidential Race
Atlanta October coverage notes T. E. Watson admiring Socialist candidate Eugene V. Debs as the best in the presidential field. He calls Debs brainy and a principled orator yet signals he will vote Democratic for Wilson, creating surprise given past support for Underwood.
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Atlanta
Thomas E. Watson
Huagene V. Debs
Debs
Siedel
Watson
Underwood
Baltimore
Wilson
Two Gentlemen Arrested Over Coin Matching For Cigars
Atlanta, Oct. 4. Patrolman Boseman arrested Arthur Thurmond and A M Gabel after a cigar store coin matching prank. They were taken to police station. no gambling offense found and cases dismissed. City officials criticize Boseman for overzealous restraint and consider possible dismissal.
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Atlanta
J. A. Boseman
Arthur Thurmond
A. M. Gabel
Broad and
Walton
Boseman
Thurmond
Gabel
Police Board
Madame Sherry Musical Comedy at the Colonial on October 10
Advance notices describe the farcical plot of Madame Sherry a socialite New York man tricks his uncle by feigning a domestic setup with a housekeeper and a convent girl to pass as his family The love triangle expands with Yvonne Sherry and a visiting guest The production features a popular musical number Ev every Little Movement Has a Meaning All its Own and a versatile company of seasoned performers headlining the Colonial engagement on Thursday night October 10.
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Sherry
New York
Yvonne Sherry
The
Colonial
Famous Novelist Bradden Celebrates 75th Birthday
London October 4 Mrs John Maxwell known to readers as Miss Bradden marks her seventy fifth birthday at her Richmond home. Born October 4 1837 she once pursued stage work before writing her debut Three Times Dead. A publisher who rejected the manuscript later regretted destroying it.
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Nobwlist
Spedal
London
John Maxwell
Bradden
Richmond
River Thames
Lady Audley
Hull
Stadium Dedication Marks Opening of Chicago Stadium
Chicago hosts the dedication of the new University of Chicago stadium for the varsity football game against Indiana. The arena, costing 200000 dollars, seats 30600 and stands as one of the nation’s largest and finest. In the South, college gridiron contests promise strong showings with Vanderbilt Maryville and noted regional matchups on the slate.
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C. Stadium
Chicago
University of Chicago
Atlanta
Vanderbilt
Maryville College
University of Georgia
University of Chattanooga
Virginia
Randolph Macon
University of Alabama
Birmingham College
North Carolina
Davidson
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Louisiana
Lafayette
Texas
Texas Christian
Mercer
Alabama Polytechnic
West Virgina University
West Virginia Wesleyan
St Louis to Host First 1913 Auto Show Week
The first display of 1913 car models will be in St. Louis from October 7 to 19, part of the city’s fall festivities. More than 300 styles from about 85 makes will be shown at Forest Park Highlands, with commercial vehicles included and special events such as a Veiled Prophet pageant and aeroplane demonstrations. Governor Wilson is to speak amid a grand, leaf‑decorated display produced at about $5,000.
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St. Louis
America
New York
St Louis
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
United States
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Forest Park Highlands
San Francisco
Glidden
Detroit
New Orleans
Chas. Martin
Doan's Kidney Pills Back Up Athens Endorsement
Athens residents report relief from back pain and kidney troubles using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. W. M. Patten of Athens confirms lasting benefit after long weakness, urging others to try the remedy sold at 50 cents by Fostern Milburn Co. Buffalo. Remember the name Doan's.
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Athens
Dean
Doan
W. M. Patten
E. Dougherty St
Fostern-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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