The Present War Boosts American Moving Pictures Industry
Special Dispatch from Paris notes Europe’s war forces film crews to flee leaving reels behind. Paris firms paused as actors join front lines. American studios poised to profit from local product demand and war pictures, with European output diminishing and Boer War films serving as precedent. The piece cites Buron Holmes and a large US production capacity ready to supply theaters.
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Paris
Europe
America
Germany
England
France
Russia
Austria
Belgium
United States
Moving
London
King George
Poincaire
Berlin
Kaiser
Burton Holmes
Holmes
Hay Fever Association Meets in Bethlehem Today
Bethlehem N H September 2 Hundreds of hay fever sufferers gather for the United States Hay Fever Association annual two day convention at the Methodist Church auditorium led by Rev Guy Roberts The event features cures a booklet listing remedies and places with sneezing unlikely in Bethlehem and ends with reading Oliver Wendell Holmes Sure Cure line
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United States
Hay Fever Association
Hay Faver Association
Methodist Church
Guy Rob
Roberts
Alpha
Omega
Richard Muckle
Philadelphia
Association
Oliver Wendell Holmes
French Peasants Know Little of War, Says Correspondent
Paris dispatch notes rural France is cut off from news as the war unfolds. Peasants lack papers telegraph or telephone and rely on rumors. Mobilized men and harvest work fill villages while Paris reports only terse bulletins.
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International News Service
Paris
France
Germany
England
Marseilles
Local Society Notes From Springfield and Nearby Areas
Mrs Edith Shannon of Springfield hosts Miss Tucker Cumberland Michael Mattingly has left Allegany Hospital after an appendectomy and his father J T Mattingly died. Families from Lenox Accident and Atlantic City visit relatives in Cumberland while others travel to Baltimore. A baby boy named William Charles Jr is welcomed by the Balti more and Ohio Y M C A secretary. Douglas Fisher of Washington, formerly Cumberland, recently underwent appendicitis surgery.
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Edith Shannon
Springfield
W. Va
Miss Tucker
Cumberland
Michael Mattingly
Allegany Hospital
J. T. Mattingly
York Street
D. W. M. Feather
Beatrice
Lenox
J. R. Donaldson
Arch Street
Etta Zimmerman
William C. Montignant
Baltimore and Ohio
William Charles, Jr
George Jones
Adelaide
Somerset
William Bradour
Bedford Road
Arthur Fisher
Lamont Street
Harry M. Schwantz
Homestead
William Yeager
Pittsboro
Kate Snyder
Hazelwood
George Schade
Sylvan Avenue
W. J. Adams
Emma
Rose Hill Addition
Altoone
Douglas Fisher
Washington
Editors Know Too Much to Print Says Exchange
An exchange argues editors possess knowledge of gossip and misdeeds but restrain publication to protect the community. They claim editors could publish sensational material yet choose to let the law govern what is printed for safer, longer lives.
Indian Springs Man Electrocuted in Butte Montana
J Frank McAllister aged 30 of Indian Springs Washington county died after contacting high voltage wires while working on a pole in Butte Montana. Telegram to his father James McAllister in Hagerstown. Survived by widow, parents, two brothers William and Newton, sister Mrs Jessie Shirk.
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Indian Springs
Washington County
Butte
Mont
Hagerstown
James McAllister
Young McAllister
Wiliam McAllister
Newton McAlllister
Jessie Shirk
Words of cheer for the chronically ill from Inter State Doctors
Walter John Jones of 242 Clay St Butler Penna describes three years of kidney bladder and stomach trouble before seeking Inter State Doctors. He says twelve weeks of treatment cured him and urges others with similar ailments to try the clinic. The Cumberland medical institute at 21 North Liberty St offers hours 9 am to noon 1 30 to 5 pm and evenings 7 to 8 with Sunday hours 9 to 12 noon.
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Walter John Jones
Clay St
Butler, Penna
Inter State
Cumberland Medical Institute
North Liberty St
Postal Telegraph Offices
Guaranteed gold crowns offered by visiting dentists
An old advertisement notes guaranteed gold crowns for four cents a tn without plates and mentions visiting ads printed at the printing press, indicating a dental service promotion from a traveling or itinerant source.
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Natednanless Dentists
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