Future for Farmers of New England Bright
A Post reporter grilled Secretary of Agriculture Henry C. Wallace after his talk to the Boston Chamber of Commerce at Copley Plaza on The Turn in the Tide of Agriculture. He asked what lies ahead for New England farmers as Wallace outlined potential shifts in rural policy.
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New England
Post
Henry C. Wallace
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Copley Plaza
Washington
Wallace
Ming
United States
Wallace Urges Farmer-Industry Cooperation for New England Agriculture
Secretary Wallace cautioned that New England agriculture must improve and prosper through cooperation between farmers and business leaders. He urged support for the State College of Agriculture, criticized education cuts as false economy, and noted freight rate changes would aid farmers. He also predicted shifts in crops and a 20 year policy trend toward steadier industrial and agricultural planning.
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State College of Agriculture
New England
Tech
Wallace
State Agricultural College
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Great Britain
Urges Congress to Aid Hungry Americans in Russia and Home
A letter to the editor argues for President to spend 20 million dollars from the Grain Corporation for relief of starving Russians while urging Congress to also aid distressed Americans at home. Written by Daniwl J. McCarthy of Dorchester on December 18.
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Congress
House of Representatives
United States Grain Corporation
Russia
Madden
Appropriations Committee
West Virginia
United States
Danimwl J. McCarthy
Dorchester
Gossipy praise for child star Miriam Battista on screens
Elinor Glyn calls Miriam Battista the greatest artist on the screen. The eight year old actress starred on stage in A Kiss for Cinderella Florodora and The Doll's House. She appeared in Cosmopolitan photoplay Humoresque and in Boomerang Bill Just Around the Corner and Smilin Through with Norma Talmadge. She now acts before the camera in another Cosmopolitan production.
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Elinor Glyn
Miriam Battista
Maude Adama
Fanny Hurst
Norma Talmadge
Miriam
Cosmopolitan
Western Girl Succeeds on Screen in The Fightin Fool
One year after reading fan magazines on a Rawlings veranda, Lucille Du Bois travels to Los Angeles and proves a real Western girl can star in film. She just finished the leading role opposite Dick Hatton in The Fightin Fool.
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Rawlings
Wyoming
Los Angeles
Lucille du Bois
Dick Hatton
Butler completes Milky Way star picture and starts Hoyle
Actor David Butler has finished his stellar film The Milky Way and begun a second project titled According to Hoyle. The two productions mark Butler's move into ambitious space themed cinema with new collaborations and schedule plans.
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David Butler
Hoyle
Pathé plans 1922 program with two reel dramas and comedies
The Pathe Company outlines a 1922 schedule featuring Tom Sintschi and Holman Day two-reel dramas, the Adventures of Bill and Bob, Major Jack Allen jungle adventures, and weekly Hal Roach and Snub Pollard one-reel comedies.
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Pathe Company
Tom Sintschiand Holman
Bill and
Bob
Jack Allen
Hal Roach
Pollard
Valentino Continues Acting in Lewiston Court Scene
Triza V. Lewiston Me. reports Rudolph Valentino is now acting before the crowd in a local Lewiston venue as part of a staged memorial. Authorities keep details tight while fans gather for the performance.
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Triza V
Lewiston
Rudolph Valentino
Silent Film Stars and Studio Notes Mix of Names
A jumble of film names and actor details appears from Hollywood and New York notes. Gloria Swanson linked to Be yond the Rocks at Lasky studio. Guglielmi known as Valentino. Edith Roberts 21 and single. Mary Pickford and Winifred Westover with S. Hart. Cecil DeMille project cited. Dorothy Dalton new pictures Fool's Paradise and Lady Letty. other lines mention Betty Compson Mahlon Hamilton Jack Gilbert Robert Ellis and Tom Moore in Pawned.
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Gloria Swanson
Lasky Studio
Hollywood
Calif
Guglielmi
Valentino
Brookline
Nell
Wée
Bert
Robert Ellis
Iisie
Chelsea
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Winifred Westover
S. Hart
Bill Hart
Sanford, Me
Edith Roberts
Cecil de Mille Piere
Tom Moore
J. Parker Read
Dalton
N. H
Dorothy Dalton
Levi E Jones Executive MAson Leader Dies in Maine
Levi E Jones longtime Maine Masonry leader and former Grand Patron of the Maine Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star died today in Winthrop Maine at an established age. He served as grand high priest of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Masons and held prominent regional positions. The death marks the loss of a key fraternity figure with decades of service.
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Winthrop, Me
Levi E. Jones
Grand Royal Arch Chapter
Masons
Maine
Order of the Eastern Star
Cranberries Command High Prices on Cape Cod
Cape Cod reports top cranberry prices as berries near 30 dollars per barrel or about 37 cents per quart. New York quotations hit record highs, yet city residents will likely pay up for Christmas sauce, price or not.
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Cape Cod
Cape
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Milady
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Toledo, Ohio
Blake Bidg
Chicago
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Iso
Cambridge
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Martha Washington
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