Three Girls Trapped When Car Flips in New Hampshire
In Nashua and Wilton, Miss Helen Smith and Margaret Flynn and Mary Shea escaped serious harm after their car overturned on the Milford road. The vehicle struck a sandy patch and the occupants were pinned beneath it for some time before they were freed. All three suffered cuts and bruises and were badly shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washta
N. H
Helen Smith
Nashua
Margaret Flynn
Mary Shea
Wilton
Milford Road
Pain Is The Cry Of Starved Nerves Pink Pills Advertisement
An advertisement urges relief from malnutrition related nervous disorders through Dr Williams Pink Pills. It cites neuritis and neurathic pain, notes pallor from thin blood, and claims recovery through improved nourishment. Mrs Belle C. Melendy of Cedar Street New Hampshire shares she improved after using the pills, which are sold by druggists for sixty cents with a free book offer from Schenectady New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle CG. Melendy
No. 1
Cedar Street
Oe. N. H
Kathryn Williams Returns Amid Personal Tragedy
Screen gossip confirms Kathryn Williams resumes acting in William de Mille's Clarence for Paramount after months away from cameras. The actress endured the sudden death of her 16 year old son last winter and recovered during a Honolulu trip with husband Charles Eyton, famed studio executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Williams
Miss Williams
Charles Eyton
Famous Players- Lasky Company
Honolulu
William de Mille
Clarence
Paramount
Miss
Edith Whartons Glimpses of the Moon film planned
Famous Players-Lasky moves Edith Wharton novel to a special production about a marriage of two socially secure yet financially strapped young people who agree to divorce for better matches. Set in New York Newport and Europe with rich social atmosphere but limited action for a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wharton
Famous Players-Lasky Company
Miss Wharton
New York
Newport
Europe
Rip Tide Stage Play Stars Rosemary Theby and J Frank Glen
Rosemary Theby and J Frank Glen headline the cast in Rip Tide produced by Mrs. as a new stage drama. The show centers on a coastal intrigue and features a strong ensemble in a seaside setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Theby
J. Frank Glendon
Night Life in Hollywood and Fury star in new projects
Richard Barthelmess finishes Inspiration production Fury and rests. Dick’s next film reportedly a Joseph Hergeheimer original. Goldwyn hires Kid McCoy to supervise shipboard fight scenes for Passions of the Sea, promising a thrilling battle on deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iopple
A.B. Ktaencher
Hollywood
Richard Barthelmess
Joseph Hergesheimer
Goldwyn Company
Kid” McCoy
Films for the Schools Will Hays Considers Textbook Films
At the National Education Association meeting in Boston, officials pressed Hays to back motion pictures for textbooks. A large U S committee from across the country will study textbook filming with major producers. The first conference is planned for November. Dr Payson Smith of Massachusetts Education Department serves on the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Hays
Hays
National Education Association
Boston
United States
National Educational Association
Payson Smith
Education
Massachusetts
English History Filmed to Chronicle Three Reigns
Cecil M. Hepworth, British producer, prepares the special historical film Through Three Reigns. The chronicle covers the last 23 years of English history during the reigns of Queen Victoria Edward VII and George V.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil M. Hepworth
Victoria
Edward
King George
Notable 1915 film details and personnel notes
Readers ask about costs of non spectacle pictures and provide cast notes for Sonny and Channing of the Northwest. Industry editors explain that cost figures are not released for programme features and give addresses for industry question submissions to Prunella Hall at the Boston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheba
J. B
Newton
Goldwyn Co
Culver City
Calif
Selznick Co
United Studios
Hollywood, Calif
Universal Film Co
Universal City
Vitagraph Co
Hollywood
Fox Co
10Th Avenue
West 55Th Street
New York City
Prunella Hall
The
Boston Post
Carnegie Institution’s nonmagnetic yacht aids magnetism study
The Carnegie, a non magnetic yacht built by the Carnegie Institution of Washington, has sailed about 300000 miles to study terrestrial magnetism. It uses bronze anchors and copper bolts to avoid magnetic interference, enabling immediate observation corrections. The institution conducts land surveys abroad and aims to uncover the cause of terrestrial magnetism, asking if planetary or rotational factors drive it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Manila
Australia
Sahara Desert
Arabia
China
Carnegie Institution
Boston
John A. Fleming
Department of Terrestrial Magnetism
City Club
Zonite Proclaims Wide Disinfectant Uses
Authorities claim Zonite effectively treats dandruff and scalp irritations by killing micro organisms and removing scaly buildup. It also disinfects linens and drinking water and can aid in relief from insect bites and in sterilizing tooth and hair brushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Materia Medica
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rm Advertisement
Kathlyn Williams
Analgesique
Adamson
Angier
Beecham
Rellan
California
Carter
Ster
Doan
Eskay
Jon
Farr
Glover
Toni Hilton
Hill
Pape
Pinkham
Scott
True
Wampole
Houbigant’s
Houbigant
Coty
Bsc
Ian L'Origan
Conti
Daggett & Ramsdell
Forhan
Hind
B&w
Wyeth’ S
Creo-Terpin
Hudnut
Noonan
Cologne
Bell
O'Brien
BY William Justin Mann
Rockefeller Institute
Zepite Products Ca
Zonite
NEW Federal Land Bank
Springfield
Edward H. Thomson
Federal Land Bank of the
First District
New England
New Jersey
Thompson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!