Kenilworth Club Minstrel Show Tonight in Roxbury
The Kenilworth Club of Roxbury presents a minstrel show at Roxbury High School Hall to benefit club members in national service. Features include Eleanor Riley in song and dance, May White in a dancing exhibition, a "See America First" playlet by Edwin Kaspar and Henry Maginot, and Clarence Germaine with a chorus of eight girls.
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Kenilworth Club
Roxbury
Roxbury High School
Eleanor Riley
May White
America
Edwin Kaspar
Henry Maginot
Clarence Germaine
Poslam Skin Care Ad Promises Clearer Healthier Skin
An advertising notice promotes Poslam soap and ointment for skin troubles, claiming they banish pimples and rashes with safe, harmless formula. It urges readers to request a free sample from Emergency Laboratories in New York City and emphasizes the product’s effectiveness and wide availability.
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Emergency Laboratories
West 47Th St
New York City
Hearts of the World in a war photoplay shockingly vivid
Edward Crosby lauds D. W. Griffiths Hearts of the World as a remarkably realistic war photoplay. The film, shot partly on the firing line, depicts Belgian atrocity and trench warfare with extraordinary detail, featuring Lillian Gish and Robert Harron. It opens with an American couple in rural France and ends with a hopeful reunion amid carnage, while delivering a strong call to support the war effort and buy bonds.
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Mr. Griffith
Belgium
France
Lillian Gish
Robert Harron
Dorothy Gish
Majestic Theatre
Senate debates naturalization law to spare enemy aliens from execution
Washington April 16 loyal citizens of foreign birth were praised in brief Senate debate ahead of a House bill amending naturalization laws for wartime. The measure aims to protect about 13 000 technical enemy aliens serving in the U S fighting force who could face execution as traitors if captured.
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Washington
Senate
House
America
Senate bill seeks naturalization aid for loyal aliens
The measure moving to conference authorizes naturalization for aliens who prove loyalty and were delayed by the nation’s war declarations. Senator Wardwick of Georgia, chair of the Senate immigration committee, said the bill aims to separate loyal from disloyal German-Americans.
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Wardwick
Georgia
Senate Immigration Committee
Senate
Senator Lodge Attacks German Dual Citizenship Policy
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts urges curbing naturalization of Germans arguing German law allows perjury and dual citizenship. He claims the provision invites Germans to secure American citizenship while retaining German status, labeling the policy dangerous to loyalties.
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Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
James F. Kinsella Weds Miss Shepline
Loretta Shepline daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Shepline of Hyde Park will marry James F Kinsella of Dedham this morning at 9 at the Church of the Most Precious Blood Hyde Park. After a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home they will depart for a short southern tour.
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Loretta Shepline
Ganges
Charles Shepline
Neponset Avenue
Hyde Park
James F. Kinsella
Dedham
Father Chittick
Rector Accused Of Removing American Flag In Church
On Long Island City New York a local draft board asked the Department of Justice to probe claims that the rector Rev Leigh R Urban at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer in Astoria ordered removal of an American flag despite congregation protests A vestry meeting is planned this week to discuss the issue.
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Long Island City
N. Y
Department of Justice
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
Astoria
Leigh R. Urban
Bond Sale Pitch Appeals To Local Investors
The message urges residents to loan money at good interest by buying a bond today. It stresses no profit expectation for the sellers, presenting the loan as a straightforward investment opportunity for the community.
Arlington Boy Promoted to First Lieutenant in England
Arlington youth commissioned as first lieutenant in the United States Army Air Forces while studying in England, marking his first lieutenancy.
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Arlington Boy
Arlington youth receives U S Army aviation commission
H Bradley Frost son of Mr and Mrs Frank C Frost of 58 Old Mystic street Arlington has earned a commission as first lieutenant in the aviation section of the United States army. He trained in England and praises the English government and army officials for their splendid treatment.
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Arlington Boy
United States Army
England
H. Bradley Frost
Frank C. Frost
Old Mystic Street
Arlington
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D. W. Griffith
Film Land
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Ben Alexander
Orenberg
B. G
Shepline
Long Branch
Cal
Lawrence Reel
Christofferson
Silas Christofferson
Reel
Food Board
New York
Federal Food Board
LEA
Perrins
Worcestershire
Gilenes
Stein-Bloch
Sanitary No
Filene’s
Japan
Donegal
Ireland
Stan Bloch
Thexton Wright
Wm. Filene’s Sons Co
Edinburgh
Scotland
Zodiac
Scottie Golf Clubs
Irons
Woods
Vardon, Burke and Taylor
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