Vaudeville at the Forsyth and Bijou in Atlanta
The Forsyth in Atlanta announces continued lively vaudeville with 1999 the Playlet of the Future by deMille, Bat Rooney and Marion Bent, Adela Oswald, and Rob Wakefield headlining through May 27. At the Bijou a top bill ends with Margaret Ryan and company, plus Sisto, Morse and Clark, and Milt Wood in three daily shows with a 3 pm matinee.
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Keith
Forsyth
Jesse L. Lasky
William C. deMille
Jesse Lasky
the Belasco
New York
Bat Rooney
Marion Bent
Ben
America
Broadway
Pat Rooney
Fred Bond
Fremont Benton and Company
Atlanta
Adela Oswald
Belle ‘Burl
Fred Gray
Nellie Graham
Bill
Rob Wakefield
Comnec
Bijou
Httle Theater
Dainty Margaret Ryan and Company
William Sisto and Company
Rage
Morse and Clark
Milt Wood
Itching Feet Comforted by Possams Reported
Partial readable notes describe itching relief and troubling phrases about feet. The garbled text mentions discomfort, care ideas, and possible remedies, with scattered names and stray quotes. The fragmentary item hints at a medical or personal diary remark on itching and relief.
FAMED DUFF-GORDONS CRITICIZED OVER TITANIC CHOICE
Lady Duff-Gordon and her husband face sharp criticism in England for their actions during the Titanic disaster. The couple, famed fashion creators, survived in an improvised lifeboat after the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duf-Gordon
Atlantic
England
Duff-Gordons
Hupmobile Runabout praised for reliability and economy
Readers praise the Runabout's reliability and upkeep cost with letters from owners across the globe. Testimonials mention world tours, 109000 mile tire life, 250 mile gasoline use, low maintenance, and long service without major repairs. The advertisement touts its engine, crankshaft design, and favorable official gear arrangements.
Is Lynchings Accident Question for Courts
Baton Rouge May 18 court action questions whether lynching counts as an accident. Cora Miles, widow of Frank Miles hanged by a mob in Shreveport, sues a local accident insurance firm seeking $400 policy payment. The petition does not state the husband was lynched but describes him found hanging from a tree behind a baseball park with a rope around his neck.
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Baton Rouge
Ala
Cora Miles
Frank Miles
Shreveport
Huabang
Locust Grove Institute Commencement Schedule
Locust Grove institute prepares for a multi day commencement from May 18 to May 23. The program includes Mercer Gles Club, a graduation address by Dr Bailey, speakers contests and class day. An old note on foot care and a Calocide remedy is included in the paper.
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Bailey
Carpenter Is Heir To $6,000,000 Estate
Joliet May 18 Frank Jackson a Joliet carpenter learns from a letter from his San Antonio brother John that Mia Jackson an aunt, childless, died in Palkington York Shire leaving an estate under English entail laws. The eldest son of a brother of the aunt's husband is the heir. Jackson plans to prove identity. whether he travels to England with his brother is undecided. He has left Stingo Co and is seeking new work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet, TL
England
Frank Jackson
Joliet
John Jackson
San Antonio
Texas
Mia
Mary Jackson
Frank
John
Palkington
York Shire
Jackson
Capudine Claim Promises Quick Mental Clarity
Hicks' Capudine clears the mind by addressing the root causes of headaches including heat cold stomach or nerves. The liquid medicine is pleasant to take and acts quickly and effectively to relieve symptoms.
Three Year Old Artist Exhibits in London Show
London May 18 London uncovers its youngest artist David Walton a three year old son of a Teddington man now exhibiting at the Royal Drawing Society show. He has drawn a self portrait a lemonade glass a spring design from a toy engine and a rose showing remarkable early ability. He began drawing at 11 months using coal later moving to pencil colored chalk pen and water color since January. Dudley Walton says the child is fascinated by moving objects and enjoys depicting motion in his art.
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London
David Walton
Teddington
Royal Drawing Society
Michaelangelo
Dudley Walton
Fragmented dialogue on stomach remedies and medical outcomes
A garbled exchange questions stomach remedies and medical value. The dialogue touches on practical advice, money issues, and a troubling misfortune, with unclear speakers and scattered phrases.
Tuberculosis Medicine Saves a Man's Life
A Philadelphia man credits Eckman's Alterative with saving his life after a severe lung infection following pneumonia. The note claims full recovery after three years of illness, praising the remedy for bronchial and respiratory troubles without habit forming drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reilly
Eckman
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Ethel Roosevelt
Roose
Pat Piping Rock
Georgia
Miss Wakefield
Mabel Taliaferro
Lady Duff-Gordon
Wady
Detroit
Sigma Engineering Company
Hupmobile
Nelson
Hupp Motor Car Company
Michigan
Bettes Motor Car Company
State Distributors
Peachtree Street
F.O.B
Stunabout
Artihur K
Mack
George
Whiting
Minneapolis
Tom
W. D. Schwarz
M. D
Portland
Ind
Cleveland
George W. Billington
Ohio
Minto
Rome
Italy
Delmar F. Barr
South Bend
M. Reynolds
Locust Grove Institute
Carpenter
Stingo & Co
Hicks’ Capudine
Osha Fiat
Fadhive
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