Strong vaudeville bill at Elks draws crowd
The first week of vaudeville at the Elks drew strong attendance and pleased patrons with quality entertainment. The bill, featuring acts from the Palace Theatre Cincinnati, promises top acts this Monday to Wednesday.
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the Elks
Piuefield
Bluefield
Palace Theatre
Incinnati
Tom Poolery
Pal
Seybert
Sexbert
Elmo
the Palace
Cincinnati
Harmony and Grown County Officials Lead Vaudeville Show
The feature act is Harmony singing and talking with six rube musicians in jazz. Grown County Officials, a famed Crown saxophone act, perform across big theatres. Comedy by the rubes is described as highly clever. Also shown is Geo Walsh in The Dead Line, a five reel feature.
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Crown
Geo
Walsh
Neighbor Day Proclaimed For June 12 By Cardinal Gibbons
Washington, June 5. Cardinal Gibbons through the national committee on community organization, led by Franklin K. Lane, proclaims Saturday June 12 as Neighbor Day to foster neighborliness and fight prejudice. The plan aims to unite foreign born and native residents through local community work and build Americanization via Christian charity.
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Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
National Committee On Community Organization
Franklin K.lane
Cardinal Globons
Ohio
Wyoming
West Virginia
Arkansas
James Cardinal Gibbons
Committee On Community Organization
Emory and Henry Commencement Plan Announces Baccalaureate Change
President C C Weaver outlines Emory and Henry College events for June 14 to 16 with a Tuesday baccalaureate sermon by George R. Stuart and addresses by D D Hull and Dr G W Dyer. Glee club performance, graduating exercises, and literary society celebrations follow in a full program.
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Emory and Henry College
C. C. Weaver
Board of Trustees
Williams
George R. Stuart
Birmingham
Ala
Robertson
Ty D. D. Hull
Roanoke
G. W. Dyer
Vanderbilt University
College Glee Club
Has Stood the Test A Savior to Our World War Veterans
Roanoke advertisement for F. L. Waters local branch at 34 W Church Ave opposite Postoffice promotes a durable medical or rehabilitation item boasting 75 000 satisfied wearers. Claims easy adjustability and lifetime reliability for veterans and soldiers with confident language and a period style.
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F. L. Waters
Church Avenue
Postoffice
Roanoke
Birthplace of American textile industry to become museum
In Pawtucket Rhode Island the 1793 mill that began cotton textile manufacturing is to be preserved as a show place and museum. A manufacturers committee has taken title and will pass it to the city or a permanent memorial group. Plans include exhibiting Arkwright model machinery and the haircloth industry’s dawn in 1856. The mill requires repairs to restore it to its original condition.
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Pawtucket
Slater
America
City
Lor Permanent Memorial Association
Samuels
England
Isaac C
Man Saves Wife in Nick of Time
A husband credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with saving his wife from severe illness. He recalls she could not eat, lost weight, and suffered pain until starting the remedy, after which she recovered weight and health. The White Pharmacy promotes the product as a harmless preparation that clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation.
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Man
Wife
Mayr
Inheritance Taxes Boost West Virginia Treasury
State treasury gains several thousand dollars from three estate transfers in one week. Weirton Steel Co. stock from the Falk estate contributed 8,378.40 dollars, the J. Dinsmore estate from Wood county added 1,092 dollars, and the T. O. Neal estate from Baltimore provided 1,090 dollars.
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Charleston
W. Va
Weirton Steel Co
Falk
J. ©. Dinsmore
Wood County
T. O. Neal
Baltimore
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Norma Talmadge
DR. J. S. Compton
Gibbons
Emory and Henry
Jennie Malone
Colonial
J. E. Hanger, Inc
Washington, DI
Jennie
The
Underworld
Leroy Scott
Miss Talmadge
City of
DAILY
Uleamhl
Tom Foolery
Harmony Singers
Tom Brown
Geo. Walsh
Worma Talmadge ZR
Daughter OF Two
Tazewell Manufacturing
North
Tazewell
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