The Idol Dancer’s Mary Clarine Seymour in Griffth’s Latest
The text describes Clarine Seymour as Mary in David Wark Griffth’s new First National production The Idol Dancer. A beachcomber and a New England student admire her, calling her white almond blossoms by natives and noting her growing beauty and strength as she dances and climbs cocoanuts.
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Mary
New England College
Clarine Seymour
David Wark Griffth
Star Friday and Saturdays in The Husband Hunter and The Lord Loves the Trish
Star Friday features Myra Hastings chasing Kent Whitney in a vivacious comedy with a surprising climax as Emory Johnson plays the hunted man. Saturday presents Warren Kerrigan in The Lord Loves the Trip as a thriller of finance and politics with romance amid a major counterfeit scheme. Monday's Deep Waters stars tourneur’s problem drama with two intertwined love stories and strong emotional appeal.
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Fileen Percy
Myra Hastings
Kent Whitney
Myra
Whitney
Emory Johnson
Warren Kerrigan
Monte M_ Katterjohn
New York
Tourneur
Betty
Lacey
Kate Leroy
Sanford
Notice of dissolution of Geyer and Silva bakers partnership
A copartnership between John V. Geyer and James Silva known as Geyer and Silva Bakers is dissolved by mutual consent. James Silva will continue the business and all debts owed to the firm should be paid to him. George V. Geyer is at 18 Easterbrooks Ave and James Silva at 11 Easterbrooks Ave.
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John V. Geyer
James Silva
Geyer and Silva, Bakers
Geyer & Silva
V. Geyer
Easterbrooks Ave
Royal wedding gifts list includes nobles and gentry items
An earlier wedding record lists numerous presents for the bride and groom including a diamond brooch from the Maharajah of Cooch Behar, a feather from the Duke of Marlborough, a glass top table from the Speaker, a silver kettle from the Duke and Duchess of Northumberland, and many more gifts from titled figures and households across Britain. The catalog cites silver entrees, dessert services, forks, knives, baskets, and a Chinese bag among the items, reflecting a wide array of ceremonial and personal tokens.
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Northcliffe
Duchess of Marlborough
James Lowther
Lancelot
Lowther
Victor Spencer
Sarah Wilson
Earl of Lonsdale
Maharajah of
Cooch Behar
Duke of Marlborough
Sir Ernest Cassel
Lord and Lady Ludlow
Edgar Brassey
Edwin Brassey
Duke and Duchess of Northumberland
Apethorpe Hall
Freed From Turkish Yoke for Chaldean Autonomy
An American officer reports that Chaldeans failed to gain a hearing at Versailles for their independence. Despite self determination rhetoric, the ancient people are promised some autonomy under French and British control of northern Mesopotamia and the south, with over a million Chaldeans in the region to be freed from Turkish rule.
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Versailles
Turkey
Public Wants Theatrical Manager Wellyt What Do You Want
The dialogue presents a playwright and manager bantering about a risqué play. It mentions a bathtub in a scene a bedroom a cigar a young girl a minister and a remarried minister. The manager declines the project citing his busyness while the writer adds that the minister is remorseful.
Not Absolutely Washed in Christmas Tale
In London Tit Bits a hard hearted man Pycherley remains unmoved by Christmas spirit. His wife contrasts him and recalls a troubling incident when Mary, the household maid, swallowed a shilling and asks what to do. The tale uses sharp humor to contrast characters and holiday anxiety.
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Pycherley
John
Mary
Don
London
Tipping Rules From a New York Bellhop
A bellhop outlines etiquette for tipping with aphorisms on how to handle guests. He counsels focusing on women when tipping occurs, avoiding scolding stingy guests, pleasing honeymooners who splurge, and remaining courteous when a guest departs without tipping. The notes reflect humorous streetwise advice from the era.
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New York
Toston
Bristol Town Meeting Warned For March 14 1921
Bristol Rhode Island town meeting called by town clerk under warrant from John Church to vote on tax levy, town debts and school support. Provisions include budgets for police, fire, schools, public utilities, library, road work, and several specific appropriation questions to be decided by electors. Town Sergeant Thomas E. Johnson signs the notice.
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Bristol
Re. L
Rhode Island
John
Seepee
Rogers Free Library
Parielese
Bath House
Cscs Ecee Aes
Town Commons
Fire Dept
Byfield
Haytian
Burton
Hayman School
Colt Memorial High School
Narrows Road
Hope Street
Taft
Washington Street
Hope
High Streets
Charles Street
E Street
Fox Hill Avenue
Home Service Section
American Red Cross
Thomas E. Johnson
Whittemore Estate Final Account and Distribution
Probate Court of Bristol schedules the first and final account of Alfaretta M. Whittemore administratrix for Jane G. Whittemore deceased. A hearing is set for April 4, 1921 at 10 30 A M in Bristol Probate Court. Notice to heirs published weekly for fourteen days in the Bristol Phenix.
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Bristol
Jane G. Whittemore
Alfaretta M. Whittemore
Bristol Phenix
Church
Bristol Estate Notice of Executor Bond and Claims
Frank T. Remierbes, executor of the Mary T. Peck estate, announces probate approval and bond acceptance. All persons with claims must file with the Bristol Probate Court clerk within six months from the first advertisement date.
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Bristol
Mary T. Peck
Frank T. Remierbes
Hokara remedy claim targets irritated skin and itching
A dubious ad promotes Hokara as a guaranteed cure for skin troubles including pimples blackheads acne and eczema It touts heating qualities and claims rapid magic like disappearance of itching It asserts broad effectiveness for chronic skin diseases and promises a full guarantee but reads as an advertising sales pitch with unclear sourcing.
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Thermar Macacenin
Sion
Tor
Botanck
Ee Teiles
Notice to creditors in the estate of Pasquale Della Morte
Public notice states that the estate of Pasquale Della Morte late of Bristol has a fiduciary administrator. Creditors are required to file their claims with the clerk within six months from the date of first advertisement.
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Pasquale
Della
Morte
Said
Bristol
Satarestate
Vatore Della Morte
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