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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
8
In a desert town near where the West begins a two gun man McGee rules Tumble Bluff while a preacher Morton, his wife, and child arrive to build a church. Rival J B and Morton clash over faith and love as robbery and daring unfold until J B sacrifices himself, finding meaning in devotion over reading.
A flapper asks if the binoculars are powerful. The sailor confirms and explains that the glasses magnify so much that objects within ten miles appear as if they are behind you, illustrating an exaggerated, humorous tech claim.
The article notes heavy foot traffic and large gatherings as people converge on Pittsburgh landmarks and neighborhoods. It highlights the city's vibrant street life, noting diverse crowds and frequent performances drawing attention from residents and visitors alike.
William Fox star Tom Mix praised lumberjacks after visiting a northern camp invited by a friend. He witnessed log riding on a flame, declined to join, and compared lumberjack stunts to horse riding while noting the danger and lack of control on a long flume ride.
Tom Mix defies the world’s notion of nerve while promoting The Fighting Streak at Rex Theatre on July 4. He says his stunts are planned acts, not reckless danger, citing a car jump as an example and comparing nerve to staying alert and acting at the right moment.
William Farnum stars as Edmund Kean in A Stage Romance at Rex Theatre on July 7 and 8. The film follows Kean aiding a wealthy orphan girl amid a rogue and a diplomatic Count, with a startling Hamlet scene and a Brenton direction.
Frank W. Hodge archaeologist and Zuni diggers uncover two ancient kivas in Hawiku western New Mexico. Finds include pottery utensils and handwork along with ten burials, suggesting early ties to San Juan Colorado cultures rather than local Zunis. The site lies eleven miles southwest of Zuni, fifty miles from Gallup, under the Museum of the American Indian Heye Foundation.
The photoplay of William Allen White's novel A Certain Rich Man debuts at the Rex Theatre on July 1. Robert McKim stars in the title role with Claire Adams Carl Gantvoort Joseph J. Dowling Jean Hersholt and Lydia Knott among the cast. Howard Hickman directs.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Alphur Gleard Rough and Red Skin in unclear context. No clear events, dates, or locations present to determine a coherent news item.
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