Morrison to Speak for Beth Israel Hospital Annual Meeting
Hyman Morrison will be the principal speaker at No. 11 Beth Israel Hospital annual meeting held after the Temple Israel vestry on wealth avenue next Saturday. Mrs Ely Fei will preside over the auxiliary and seek to mobilize Jewish women in Water Boston for hospital support. An auxiliary program prepared by the executive board engages members from Brookdime Allston and Brighton. Corsets were discarded during the French Revolution due to changing fashions.
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Hyman Morrison
Beth Israel I
Temple Israel
Wealth Avenue
Ely Fei
Jewis Women of Water
Boston
Beth Israel
Brookdime
Allston
Brighton
Red Pepper Rub Advertisement Claims Fast Cold Relief
An ad promotes Bowles Red Pepper Rub to treat chest tightness cold congestion and body aches. It promises rapid warming tingling relief within minutes and recommends buying from any drug store with the cue Always say Rowles.
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Rowles
Ten Years For Terror Of Vermont
Victor Smith alias Arthur Greenwood of Concord New Hampshire the bandit who menaced rural Washington and Orange Counties for two weeks with assaults and robberies was sentenced in Washington County Court by Judge Frank L Fish to 9 12 to 10 years in Windsor State prison on a guilty plea of assault with intent to commit robbery Four robberies were charged against Smith including assaults on two women in their homes The capture followed a Barre police tip and Sheriff Tracy sent Smith to Windsor within an hour of sentencing Police found twenty two women's rings three watches eleven handkerchiefs and papers bearing the name Arthur Greenwood including a Sept 22 parole from a Concord prison
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Montpelier
Victor Smith
Arthur Greenwood
Concord
N. H
Washington
Orange Counties
Washington County
Frank L. Fish
Windsor
Vermont
Smith
Greenwood
Albert W. Bailey
East Montpelier
Barre
Tracy
Plumber Placed on Danger List After 80 Foot Shaft Fall
Willam B. Long 43 year old Brighton plumber suffered a compound fracture to his right arm multiple contusions and abrasions possible internal injuries and four broken ribs after falling about 80 feet down an elevator shaft in a Back Bay building. He was removed to City Hospital and his name was placed on the danger list.
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Willam B. Long
Lincoln Street
Brighton
Berkeley
St. James Street
Back Bay
City Hospital
Four and One Year Terms for Arlington Drunken Killing Plea
Four men linked to the murder of Salvatore Carlino in Arlington pleaded guilty to manslaughter in East Cambridge yesterday and were sentenced by Judge Hammond. Giovanni Barbogallo received three to four years in State Prison while Domenic Misite drew one year in the House of Correction. Carlino died after a drunken fight following the stabbing.
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Giovanni Barbogallo
Domenic Misite
Watertown
Salvatore Carlino
Arlington
East Cambridge
Hammond
Barbogallo
Misite
House of Correction
Carlino
Miraculous 60-Foot Fall Leaves Boy Unhurt in Brattleboro
In Brattleboro Vermont a Ford belonging to Frank Juscen with four year old Stanley as passenger plunged over a 60 foot bank. The car rolled during starting when a clutch slipped. The boy landed in a low mood near the bottom uninjured as the car tumbled over him. Joseph Juscen, 15, helped start the car and later moved the boy. The article notes the father was connected to Leipsic police courts.
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Brattleboro, Vt
Brattleboro
Frank Juscen
Stanley
Juscen
Joseph
Pedro de Cordoba A Spanished Nobleman Turned Screen Star
Pedro de Cordoba an American born in New York City comes from a musical family and built a long stage career with Sothern Marlowe Anglin Fawcett Rambeau and Rambeau. He later played major roles in silent film including the Duke of Buckingham in When Knighthood Was In Flower and recent Cosmopolitan pictures Enemies Women and The Purple Highway with Madge Kennedy.
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Pedro de Cordoba
Gonzalvo de Cordoba
Spain
Antecame
Te Cordoba
New York City
Pedro
Sothern
Marlowe
Margaret Anglin
William Faverham
Marjorie Rambeau
Mr. de Cor‘oba
Duke of Buckingham
Madge Kennedy
Leading man found for Lillian Gish in The White Sister
Lilian Gish’s three week hold up filming The White Sister ends as Ronald Colman, previously tied to Ruth Chatterton's La Vendresse, is released from Henry Miller and sails to Italy with Gish to begin his screen debut. The company includes Gallane J. Barney Sherry Charles Lane and Madame Juliette La Violette. Henry King directs.
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Lilian Gish
Beause
Ronald Coleman
Ruth Chatterton
Gallane
J. Barney Sherry
Charles Lane
Madame Juliette la Violette
Henry King
Italy
Chaplin Rumored Bride Eleanor Boardman Sparks Talk
Ongoing chatter surrounds Charlie Chaplin as a romance with Eleanor Boardman, a rising star, keeps him in headlines despite his film output lagging in recent years. The pairing draws attention to Chaplin’s personal life rather than his cinematic work.
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Charlie Chaplin
Eleanor Boardman
Film editor discussed as key in motion picture success
Tom Crizer Harold Lloyd's editor explains cutting rooms determine a film's value noting only a fraction of filmed footage, about 4909 feet from 25000, reaches the screen in Dr Jack. He compares editing to assembling a vaudeville show and stresses light and shade in production. Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks premiere Tess at Strand drew crowds and a forced exit via fire escape.
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Tom Crizer
Harold Lloyd
Crizer
Harold Livya
Dr. Jack
Chaplin
Lloyd
Strand Theatre
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary
Tess
Storm Country
Screen Beauty Picks Spark Rumor of Chaplin Engagement
The screen chooses a 2000 applicant as the era’s most beautiful girl by Robert McIntyre Goldwyn's casting director. Miss Boardman denies engagement to Mr Chaplin while noting the standard industry pattern of rumored engagements. Charlie Chaplin remains reticent.
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The
Screen
Robert McIntyre
Goldwyn
Miss Boardman
Mr. Chapin
May Collins
Claire Windsor
Clare Sheridan
Lila Lee
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Charles Chaplin
Charlie
Stage and screen notes from Nashua to New York
Answers to questions reveal John Davidson as the Sheik and Ethel Grey Terry as the Princess in Under Two Flags. James Kirkwood leads Channing Pollock’s The Fool at Times Square. he recently divorced. Also noted are Creighton Hale in Orphans of the Storm and Mary Pickford staying at the Ritz. The first English Channel submarine cables linked Calais Boulogne Dover.
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Nashua
N. H
John Davidson
Ethel Grey Terry
Albert Pollet
Ollaire
Tiny
Creighton Hale
Picard
Joseph Schildkraut
Chevalier de Vaudrey
E. D
Northfield
Mary Pickford
New York
M. M
Boston
Gustav von Beyffertitz
Professor Moriarty
John
Musterole Relief Ad Warmsusters for Congestion
An old musterole advertisement warns against colds turning into flu or pneumonia and promotes mustard oil based rub for congestion. It describes a warming tingle and cooling relief with no blister, and offers 35c and 65c jars and tubes.
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