Pilgrims of the Night: Oppenheim story adapted film
The film Pilgrims of the Night based on E Phillips Oppenheim work Passers By is praised for its romance adventures and thriller plot. International crooks detectives bank robberies and plots drive the tense thriller with Lewis Stone Rubye De Remer and Raymond Hatton in key roles.
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Advanct
Associated
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Mr. Oppenheim
Lewis Stone
Lord Ellingham
Rubye de Remer
Christine
Wiliam V. Mong
Frankleigh
Walter Metrail
Katheen Kirkham
Tor Lord Ellingham
Raymond Hatton
Famous Oppenheim Novel at Strand Today
A Strand Theatre screening today and Wednesday features a famous Oppenheim novel adaptation. The picture attracts unusually strong attention from theatregoers and critics alike, meeting high expectation with notable cinematic elements.
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Oppenheim
Strand
Strand Theatre
Snow Crystal Forms Mostly Hexagonal
The article notes that nearly all of the hundreds of snow crystal varieties take a hexagonal shape. This observation highlights the uniform crystal structure found in natural snowfall.
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Agnew
Ewalt Millinery to Move to New West Montgomery Site
Workmen finish changes for Ewalt Millinery store relocation with Jas W Leach on West Montgomery. New window fixtures remodeling repointing and repapering set for a stylish, up to date shop next week. Leach stays at current location until next winter as Bowers moves to West Adams quarters after leasing Sanitary Bakery space.
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Ewalt
Jas. W. Leach
Montgomery Street
L. A. Bowers
Miss Walt
Mr. Leach
West Adams Street
Sanitary Bakery
Old Time Resident Arrives for Visit from Los Angeles
Ed Derr, longtime Creston resident now living in Los Angeles, arrived in the city last night. He will spend some time here during his visit and is being warmly welcomed by many friends.
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Ed Derr
Crestan
Los Angeles
Home from College to Work as Inspector
Albert Anderson, who has been taking soldier’s vocational training at the state college at Ames, is home for the summer vacation. He will be employed during the summer months as an inspector on road work in this vicinity.
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Albert Anderson
State College
Ames
Mr. Anderson
The Place of Home and Religion
Bishop William M Bell urges a renewed look at the home and its role in religious education. He says civilization is at risk as homes neglect mandates and stresses that parents must lead in the religious formation of their children, with church and school aiding after the home.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
William M. Bell
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Church of the United Brethren of Christ
International Sunday School
Bell
Local Happenings Around Brooks and Surroundings
Mrs Harold Hefling went to Creston for surgery. Haying kept residents busy all week. Walter Otis and Arthur Brown helped with fields. John Glade bought a car in Red Oak. Will Coleman’s mother buried at Brooks. Obituary pending. Rain refreshed fields over the weekend. Ice cream social at Ivenville Thursday.
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Harold Hefling
Creston
Guy Brown
Walter Brown
Otis Brown
Arthur Brown
John Glade
Red Oak
Bert McCreedy
Tom
Ivenville
Local eventful week noted with visitors and family
A Brooks audience enjoyed the show on Wednesday night and again Thursday evening. Mrs. Newton's grandson visited from Willisea for several days. Ed Snethen shipped a carload of corn. Elmer Crisp and family attended a wedding supper for Miss Marie Gary in Corning. Various locals including the Glades and Dawsons were seen visiting relatives and shopping in Brooks.
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Brooks
Edwin Glade
Eleanor
Fontanelle
Lizzie Glade
Greenfield
John Glade
Fred Glade
Dorothy
Tom Conway
Nodaway
Walter Glade
George Lincoln
Corning
Ed Snethen
Elmer Crisp
George Gary
Marie Gary
Ada
Reeves Fresham
N. Thomas
Harold Hefling
Autoists May Die in Plunge from Bridge
Stevens Point Wisconsin June 27 Helen Lamkins 17 may die after driving an automobile around a death curve off the bridge front of a freight train at Amherst Junction. The car tumbled five times onto a forty foot embankment. Lamkins suffered a fractured skull jaw and left arm. Sister Joyce 15 had a broken shoulder. Two male companions escaped uninjured.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Helen Lamkins
Amherst Junction
Miss Lamkin
Joyce
Olympic Diving Technique Guide for Standing Back Dive
The passage outlines how to perform a standing back dive with acrobat like skill. It advises practicing hand stands, then stepping onto the board, bending from the hips, gripping the board, swinging to an upright pose, then springing off and entering water straight with toes and fingers pointed.
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Aileen Riggin
Marriage a la mode in Aleutians sale of wives
The piece describes a custom in the Aleutians where men may sell their wives with the woman’s consent in many cases. The husband can also reassign his wife to another for a stated price or per term, reflecting a unique and debated practice.
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Manship
Mothers and Daughters Praise Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Greenville Delaware letters from Mrs William Hughes and other mothers attest to the benefits of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad notes decades of testimonials from mothers and daughters and urges women to try the remedy for internal troubles and related health issues.
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Greenville
Del
Omere
Lydia E. Pinkham
WM. §S. Hug
Delaware
If You Are Well Bred Introductions Should Be Brief
A guide on letters of introduction stating one should not ask a friend for a letter to someone else. The friend may introduce only those they highly esteem and are willing to vouch for. The note should be short and confined to presenting the person.
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