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City Limits
West Sixth Street
Venice Rodeo Opens In Clouds Enclosure At Venice
Sunday at 2 p.m. Thomas H. Ince presents a rodeo and wild west show in Venice race through the clouds enclosure. World champion horsemen broncho busters ranchmen plainsmen rough riders and sharpshooters will perform before an expected 15 000 seat crowd in the new venue.
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Thomas H. Ince
Venice
Inceville Stars
Windward Avenue
Lagoon
Venice to host three day rodeo and Fourth of July carnival
A Culver City studio led rodeo and wild west show will run three days with broncho busting roping and relay events open to all entries by June 25. Venues include Windward Avenue and the pier parade with a large Fourth of July fireworks display and carnival activities plus a bathing girl contest and two fireworks shows.
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Windward Avenue
Chas. Ir. Miller
Culver City
Venice
Aundry
Lagoon
Los Angeles
Pier
Yosemite Valley Hosts All-Day Summer Celebration
June 27 Yosemite Valley resorts unite for a full-day event with Indians, rangers, horse guides, cowboys, and athletes. Morning features horse races with $150 in gold and a Mono and Yosemite tribal contest.
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Yosemite Valley
Mono
Yosemite
Stanford
California
Camp Curry
Glacier Point
Yosenite
Campo
Food Hardships in Germany Amid War Strain
A wartime column notes scarce civilian food in Germany with pigeons hunted on roofs and chickens sold in Cologne shops. Soldiers keep cattle sheds full behind German lines while civilians face lean times awaiting autumn crops and reliance on last year’s leftovers.
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Rotterdam
Germany
Am Incubus
Classified Advertising Format Summary
The text lists six variants of newspaper item formats and three issues per format. It notes three-line and six-line structures for three and six issues across six combinations. No further details or names are provided.
The Town Slouch by Ellis M. Clarke and Cy Cawkins
A humorous dialect piece reflects on era sentiments and fishing for profit. Mis Dawkins suffers a lame back while the narrator questions plans that never hatch. The piece weighs life’s burdens by trade, sale, and stubborn optimism across a rustic setting.
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Cy Cawkins
Era
Mis’ Dawkins
British bankers back war finance says Revelstoke
Lord Revelstoke of Baring Brothers tells United Press that Britain can cover the wartime bill. He says the public will sacrifice to fund the war and remains confident of victory. He notes parliament has approved another billion and a half dollars for the war and that civilian resolve matches that of the armies.
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Great Britain
Empire
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Bank of England
England
United Press
Theory and Practice Aim After Practice Hits Bullseye
The remark contrasts theory remaining focused on targets while practice achieves accuracy, noting practice ends when the bullseye is reached and theory continues to aim. It highlights the persistent tension between conceptual study and practical execution.
Origin of the Tuxedo Name Tells Bears Tale
The word Tuxedo derives from the Indian term P tautseetough meaning the place of the bears. The name traces to a regional landmark and its linguistic roots.
Glycerine and Bark Claim to Prevent Appendicitis
An Ad ler-i-ka mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and related ingredients is promoted to relieve constipation sour stomach and gas. The ad claims one spoonful can relieve or prevent appendicitis with quick action and says a short course helps chronic stomach trouble. Crown City Drug Co. adv.
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Adelika
Crown City Drug Co. Adv
Noli a medieval republic now a Genoa fishing village
The piece recalls Noli as a tiny European sovereign long rivaled by Guelphs and Ghibellines, later conquered by Napoleon. Dante visited and lampooned it in Purgatory. Today its 120 boats can yield large nightly and seasonal earnings from anchovies, with land and houses accruing wealth while fishermen rest.
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Republic of
Noli
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Genoa
Napoleon
Dante
Nol
Wide World Magazine
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