Morland Theatre brings plays with strong moral lessons
The Morland Theatre offers a slate of notable works led by Charles K. Champlin who champions inoffensive, pure themes. The program features The Yellow Ticket and To Day with Madisonian stage drama and Rosary praised for purity. The engagement opens Monday with The Yellow Ticket and Under Cover follows Monday evening.
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The
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Empire
George Braidhurst
New York
Academy of Music
Seatr
The Case for Separate Spaces in Apartments
A city judge argues that divorce rose with apartment living as walls pressed families together. Smaller flats breed friction. time apart via outings or short visits can preserve harmony and prevent quarrels from escalating into separation.
German mail censorship probes cast light on embassy letters
Berlin dispatch reports Ambassador Gerard protest over border censorship of U.S. and other nations letters. Notes allege neutral embassy mail should escape censoring, while pouches from London to Berlin show regular secrecy. New rules ban picture postcards and lined envelopes to curb covert messages.
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Assets to Be Sold in Foreclosure of International T Company
New York January 1 assets of the International T Company will be offered for sale here Monday under a foreclosure suit filed by the Guaranty Trust Company. The minimum price is set at 500000 dollars.
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Primary in Louisiana prompts votes for governor and officers
Democrats of Louisiana went to polls to express their choices in the primary, considered equivalent to the election for governor and other state offices. The primary vote follows a long campaign, with citizens casting ballots in anticipation of the April mail election.
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Finton Frrouge
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Pollo
The Wall Street Girl Aerial Scenes Stir Week
The Wall Street Girl takes on two notable settings this week with scenes in an office and a delicatessen, drawing attention to a shift in tone and intrigue across the weekly feature.
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Wall Street
Upward Wage Movement Shakes New England Mills
Boston January 15 report says gains in cotton mill wages since January 1 are the strongest in ten years. Thousands of Massachusetts workers have averaged a 10 percent raise this year with similar increases announced to take effect next week. New England cotton mills employ over 250000 when fully manned.
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