Universal and Vitagraph double feature at Carmel Theatre
The Carmel theatre presents a Thursday program with Eileen Sedgwick in a Universal serial and Wal Donald in Breaking Through. Friday showcases William S. Hart in Three Word Brand with a western setting and twin roles, plus a Steelheart love story.
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Universal
Eileen Sedgwick
Trask
al Ste
Hawley
Carmel Meyers
Wal Donald
Frank Mayo
Keith Rollins
Rollins
Hellfire Gibbs
Jim Boyd
Frank Moya
Lillian Rich
Harry Carter
George Marion
Charles Brinley
Cora Drew
Lassie Young
Vitagraph
Steelheart
William Duncan
Edith Johnson
Far West
William S. Hart
Paramount
Mr. Hart
Brand
Trego Valley
Fragmented OCR hints at local sports notes and names
The readable fragment mentions a faux team or players with unclear spellings and partial words. It references people and places in a disordered nonstandard form, offering little coherent fact to confirm events, scores, or affiliations.
Industrial Bowling League opener sees NIR Co 1 best Cranston Mills 4
The Industrial Bowling League opened last Friday at the YMCA alleys with NIR Co 1 taking two strings from Cranston Mills 4. Scores were reported but not listed in the available text.
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Industrial Bowling League
Y.M.C.A
Cranston Mills
Delegation to YMCA State Convention Worcester
A group of representative young men will attend the State Convention of the YMCA for Massachusetts and Rhode Island to be held in Worcester on December 3 and 4. The party will depart at 11 20 Saturday morning.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Worcester
Industrial Workers Social Promises Mixed Entertainment
Friday evening the Industrial Workers present a social with moving pictures and sports including basketball bowling boxing wrestling and games.
Wisconsin History and Native Roots in Early Settlement
An overview traces Wisconsin’s early exploration by Jean Nicollet and Joliet Marquette, the first church at Ashland, and La Salle’s broader reach. It notes immigration after 1816, territorial changes, Black Hawk war end, statehood in 1848, and the origin of the name from an Ojibwa phrase meaning gathering waters, with the Badger State nickname.
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Jean Nicollet
Champlain
Indiana
Green Bay
Chicago
Ashland
New England
Wisconsin
Northwest Territory
Michigan Territory
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin Territory
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin River
Badger State
McClure
Belgian National Song Brabanconne Origin and Authors
The Brabanconne is Belgium's national song, sung by insurgents in the 1880 revolution. French playwright Jenneval authored the lyrics and the music was composed by Campenhout. Jenneval died in combat with Dutch forces at Berchem.
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Jenneval
Campenhout
Berchem
New International Encyclopedia
Bristol Woman Confirms Doan's Kidney Pills Efficacy
Mrs. William H. Manchester of 18 Bourne Street testifies in 1916 and again in 1921 that Doan's Kidney Pills cured a back pain from long standing work. She notes lasting relief and continued trust in the remedy, priced 60 cents at Buffington's Pharmacy Buffalo NY.
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Bristol
William H. Manchester
Bourne Street
Dean
Buffington
Insults Charge Linked to Paris Hotel Bill Tale
Col Elston P Masters recalls a French extortion joke from Fort Sherman about a guest billed for twelve dinners at 850 francs. The guest denies eating there yet faces a higher price claimed as payment for an insult. The proprietor asserts the extra charge covers the insult to the establishment.
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Monsieur
Treasure in North Africa Rich Roman ruins mapped
Louis Bertrand in L illustration portrays North Africa from Morocco to Tunis as a vast open air museum of Latin antiquity. He notes 2,000 kilometers of Roman ruins with arches colonnades temples and basilicas, inviting excavators to uncover history rather than merely view a spectacle.
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North Africa
Morocco
Algeria
Louis Bertrand
L’iustration
Paris
France
Mediterranean
M. Bertrand
Volubils
Gigth
Tunis
Aine
Africa
Challenge to Thought: When you can't do what you want to
In a Grit inspired meditation the author argues that inability to perform bold feats protects from self destruction. It cautions that attempting such exploits invites ridicule from the crowd and undermines personal safety.
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Falls
Washington at Forty-Four Portrait Confirmed by Trumbull
The authentic portrait of George Washington at age forty four by John Trumbull is confirmed. It hangs at Jumel mansion museum, donated by William Lanier Washington, and reflects Trumbull's 1775 staff drawings. Washington was forty three when he assumed command of the army in Boston.
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Washington
John Trumbull
William H. Shelton
Jumel Museum
International Studio
Museum of Jumel Mansion
William Lanier Washington
Trumbull
Boston
Americans in Europe fallible at social dining
Senator Bran Degee commented at a Hartford dinner that Americans abroad show provincial crudeness. A Boston leather profiteer in a Paris restaurant misread the wine list, exclaiming Holy smoke Walter Look what you've brought me yellow wine when I asked you for white. Prohibition had left him uninitiated in table wines.
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Europe
Brandegee
Hartford
Boston
Walter
A Pickens Georgia Funeral Tale of a Nation’s Trade Gaps
A biographer cites a Georgia funeral anecdote about a poor man buried in marble quarry land with a Vermont tombstone a Cincinnati coffin iron gear from Pittsburgh and wool from the North. It underscores the South’s lack of domestic industrial supply despite its sacrifice in the Civil War.
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DBD
AL Tompkins
South
Georgia
George Tayloe Winston
New South
Pickens County
Vermont
Cincinnat
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
World Debt to Chinaman Expands Legs of American Ham
A provocative note from Nation’s Business argues that global trade shifts have lengthened the American ham by increasing leg size in hogs. It credits Chinese and allied agricultural inputs with altering hog production toward leaner meat and more bacon as prices shift.
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New England
East
West Indies
The Split Infinitive and Genitive Use in English
The text discusses split infinitives where adverbs insert between to and the verb, notes that this is seen as poor English. It explains the genitive with s as a sign of possessive and gives examples such as Wilsons sayings and my fathers hat.
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Wilson
Water linked to Goiter spread in Andean regions
Researchers report experimental goiter in white rats fed water from salt-infested Salts province, supporting the theory that water transmits goiter. The findings, pending large-scale replication, hold substantial theoretical and practical implications for highland South America.
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South America
Andes
Houssay
Proclamation from Mohammedan community on holiday goodwill
A fragmented notice from Zanaibar Ja Zotte reports a proclamation praising God and declaring Mohammedan dominion over the island. It claims the master of the country visits his subjects, with wide rejoicing among southern and northern residents alike, both young and old, male and female.
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Shippee
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