Marriage costs in the eyes of Chicago and Northwestern coeds
Chicago and Northwestern University coeds debate matrimony costs with ranges from 36 to 350 dollars per week. Different views tie marriage viability to the suitor’s pay, from 60 to 75 dollars a week to 250 dollars monthly, though many say love overrides money when the right partner appears.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Northwest University
Prince Charming
Hizabeth Shelle
Misa Helen Ahlstrom
Northwestern University
Marie Niergarth
Ork
Jane Donahue
Cairginia Kendal
Wyvern
Adelaide Scan
Sabel
London booze curfew varies by district in early curfew era
Londoners navigate a patchwork drinking law as midnight closings differ by area. The map guides 11am starts and late-night sessions from Kensington to Stoke Newington, with certain items like fruit and flowers exempt as perishable.
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London
Kensington
Stoke Newington
Strand
Reaction in Russia Brings Demand for Classical Plays
London reports Moscow and Petrograd publics push for old classical plays despite Communist stage critics warnings. In Petrograd and Moscow publics resist new revolutionary stagecraft and ballet styles, and reject foreign scenery in theater.
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Moscow
Petrograd
London
Russia
18th Century Russian Play Seen in Petrograd
The author attends the opening of the Petrograd ballet season delayed by principal illness. In the Academie Theatre a Russian eighteenth century play The Fruits of Unwisdom is staged and the foyer buzzes with officials and critics. Ivan Ekskurovich explains stage management under post revolution conditions and reduced press publicity.
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Smy Mecemen
Russia
Petrograd
Academie ‘Theatre
Red Army
Ivan Ekskuro-vich
Lunartchowski
Moscow
Ekskurovich
Rusela artists persist through harsh Petrograd winters
The report highlights a devoted Rusela troupe where players singers and dancers continue rehearsals and performances despite severe fuel shortages in Petrograd. Dressing room water has frozen in recent winters yet no show has been abandoned in four years.
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Rusela
Petrograd
Plans to rehabilitate the Hawaiian race through land settlement
Honolulu reports the Hawaiian Home Rule Act aims to resettle natives on land starting with Molokai in 1922. It notes Mormon missionary efforts on Oahu and Utah as precedents, citing the Late settlement as a model with 500 residents farming 6,000 acres and running a sugar mill through individual plots and nominal rents.
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Honolulu
T. H
Congress
Molokai
Oahu
Samuel E. Wooley
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Hawai
Lfe
Ufe
Diamonds Will Not Decrease In Price and Hawaiian Rehabilitation
The article argues diamonds will not fall in price despite surplus, citing European distress diamonds and Bolshevik exports. It notes a syndicate controlling South African mine output insists prices will stay high, with traders required to buy and sell at set levels. Government and market forces are described as unappealable.
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Chicago
Europe
America
Russia
Sems
Busines
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