Actors seek church repeal of theatre ban at Springfield
Appealing to the Methodist Episcopal general conference in Springfield Massachusetts the Actors Miquity association urges repeal of the church ban on theatre attendance and actor membership arguing acting is art and religion and art are kin. The appeal notes many honest actors uplift life despite the current ban and warns that barring talent from church helps no one and harms the faithful by denying expression through performance.
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Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Springfield
Mass
Actors Miquity Association
Silent Wisdom on Words and Silence Across Figures
A collage of maxims and anecdotes on talk and restraint, citing Calvin Coolidge, Shakespeare, the Bible, and a Japanese valet. It contrasts gossips with listeners, urges careful speech, and closes with a practical comment on life insurance and a nod to Iowa’s situation.
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Coolidge
North Dakota
Iowa
Joseph Greer and His Daughter
Jennie confesses to Henry Craven that Joe has vanished from Dr Bennett's care after being sent for a cure. She suspects Joe left to seek sobriety and fears a search could reveal his absence to Beatrice, risking exposure of her sister’s improvised flying career and jeopardizing Joe’s safety. Henry proposes marriage, Jennie resists, then reports a hopeful update that Joe is alive and well.
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Trix
Joe
Jennie
Doctor Bennett
Henry
Bennett
aVay
New York
Beatrice
California
Henry Craven
Margaret
Italy
Jennie’s
Urey
Joes
Tim
Chicago Avenue
Itoaum
Violet
Jo Biney
Tye
Jou
Pont Belove
Amybeau
Ile
Miradam
Lenry
Tenry
Flo
Henry Criven
Not What One Would Call a Perfect Fit
A fragmented dialogue reveals Joe Augsin’s evasive acts as he adopts disguises and joins a road crew near a sanitarium to fund a covert project. He travels to New Jersey for biochemical plant clues and plans a major, cheaper alternative to concrete, potentially tying his fate to a risky venture while a circle debates trust and looming consequences.
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Joe Augsin
Henry
Doctor Bennett
Frost
Joe
New Jer
Pygmy Camel of Persia Reported in Western Persia
A fragment notes a pygmy camel species in western Persia described as five feet tall and of unusual white coloration, indicating a rare zoological finding from the region.
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Persia
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