Rich Man's Fate and The Brat At Princess Theatre
A review notes George Bancroft in Rich Man's Fate as a domineering shipbuilder who learns love is richer than wealth. The piece also previews The Brat at Princess Theatre with Sally ONeill and a budding film debut by Allan Dinehart, plus a strong supporting cast and John Ford directing for Fox Film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Theatre
Sally O'Neil
Allan Dinehart
Frank Albertson
June Collyer
Virginia Cherrill
William Collier, Sr
Farrell Macdonald
Mary Forbes
Albert Gran
Louise Mackintosh
Margaret Mann
John Ford
Fox
Maude Fulton
Collier
Susan Lenox, Her Fall and Rise Opens at Princess
Greta Garbo and Clark Gable star in Susan Lenox at the Princess theater opening Thursday. Gable rises to stardom appeal while Garbo delivers a striking performance in this modernized David Graham Phillips tale. Leonard directs a rapid, gripping production with a notable supporting cast including Hersholt Miljan Hall and Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Garbo
Clark Gable
Susan Lenox
Princess Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Gable
Garbo
David Graham Phillips
Robert Z. Leonard
Wanda Tuchock
Zelda Sears
Leon Gordon
Leonard
Jean Hersholt
John Miljan
Alan Hall
Hale Hamilton
Hilda Vaughn
R 1 Simpson
Cecil Cunningham
Ian Keith
Thomasville visitors to spend Christmas holidays here
Mrs. Fred Greer and her son Fred Jr plan to arrive next Thursday from Thomasville to visit sister Mrs Grant at 1323 6th Avenue South for the Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Greer
Fred, Jr
Thomasville
Grant
6Th Avenue
South
Martha Grayson Emens
Sullins
Bristol
Will Emans
Iron Telegraph Poles Used in India Against Termite Damage
In India iron telegraph poles replace wooden ones as white ants destroy timber supports. Officials say metal poles resist termite damage and prolong line life, improving maintenance and reliability across the network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Steel workers aid the farmer in Cotton Industry aid
Birmingham survey shows steel workers support cotton recovery with over 3 million dollars in annual trade and 130000 bales processed here each year. Two mills consume 12000 to 13000 bales and two oil mills handle much of the cottonseed. Cloth worth about 2 million is produced and seed crushing reaches 1 million. Cotton from Tennessee Valley points is gathered here for shipment to the Carolinas and Mobile for export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Tenessee
Alabama
Tennessee
Carolinas
Mobile
Mrs Rayburn Neville Hosts Yearend WM. 8. Meeting in Trinity
Mrs Rayburn Neville entertained the WM. 8. Monday afternoon at her Trinity home for the last meeting of the year. Devotional led by Mrs Frank Emens featured scripture readings and carols, followed by reflections on Peace and Love. Refreshments were served as members spoke of upcoming Christmas plans and visits with relatives in Memphis and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayburn Neville
Trinity
Frank Emens
Luke
John
Fanny Crosby
Sam Lile
Jane Neville
Bethlehem Hills
Sivley
Lois Corbin's wedding plans stir Fulton Street hopes
Mrs Corbin prepares Lois's wedding dress as neighbors discuss marriage to Bruce Durand. Lois asserts modest means, rejects marrying into wealth, while Mrs Marchasa debates pace and price, delaying the seamstress work amid town chatter about social status and bridal dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Mrs. Bailey
Alwa
Delaware Street
Bruce
Weather warns farmers to move cotton from exposure
Limestone county agent J. T. Belue warns farmers to store or pool cotton to avoid weather loss. He cites an authority who states exposed cotton with sun and no boards can lose 20 to 100 pounds per bale in months of bad weather, weakening fiber and reducing spinning value.
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J. T. Belue
Limestone County
Death notices from Danville Route 2 area
Danville Route 2 Friends of Mr Mose Brown announce his death last Sunday at home after pneumonia. He leaves wife seven children seven brothers and one sister. Five brothers reside in Texas others in Morgan county. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church south. Dan Stroup died Monday at his sister Mrs Dick West home on Danville Route 2 after weeks of illness. He is survived by six brothers and two sisters. Funeral at Stroup family cemetery Tuesday morning conducted by Rev H M Hudson. Mrs S L Hampton and daughter Wilmer and Miss Jewel Hogue were in Moulton Saturday. Anne Smith spent Monday night with Clarke McKay. Laverné Owen Hendrix Clemons and John McKay visited Miss Mildred Hogan Sunday.
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Mose Brown
Texas
Morgan County
Brown
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Dan Stroup
Dick West
Danville
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Crossword puzzle grid clues list includes across and down entries with various word lengths and hints. Answers cover nations, instruments, textiles, verbs, body parts, and mythology, forming a standard newspaper puzzle format with a final solution referenced as ASR WATE)
Market Price Fragments From an Old Ledger
Readable fragment lists produce prices for peppers and sorghum with unit weights and ranges. Mentions hot peppers and dressed hogs quoted per pound or per gallon in a compact marketplace record.
Modernizing at Elkmont Springs
Elkmont Springs is undergoing modernization after its purchase by J H Pritchard. The hotel is being enclosed for winter and heating equipment installed. Former owner Mr Kinnebrew has moved to Florida and new owners from Long Beach California are taking charge. Florence Sprigg, daughter of Mr Pritchard, becomes hostess. The springs, a regional landmark, are famed for beneficial mineral waters, and by summer the property will look very different.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkmont Springs
J. H. Pritchard
Mr. Kinnebrew
Florida
Long Beach
Cal
Florence Sprigg
Mr. Pritchard
Ford Here For A Short Time Today
Flivver Ford former Auburn fullback and Falkville high school coach visited Decatur today. He said basketball at Falkville looks very good for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
First Long Distance Line NYC to San Francisco Opens
The New York City to San Francisco telephone line was inaugurated on January 25 1915 marking a major communications milestone. The event connected two coasts, with officials noting improved reliability and faster voice transmission for national calls.
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New York City
San Francisco
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New York
JS Ota
Jre My
Mooresville
Barnes
Manchester
Red
Cahaba
Turner Coal & Grain Co
Moulton St
Trinity News
Saunders
Memphis
Tenn
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Drew Mosley
Decatur
Geo. Roop
Dupont
Evansville
Ind
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Franklin, Tenn
Mammie Dysart
Arthur Emens, Jr
Sheffield
Turner
Santa
Edward Mosley
Helen Mosley
Redding Emens
Crowler
Emens
Mrs. Francez
Smith
E. R. Clements
Tom Berry
Florence
Cleo
Lucas
Jerry
Joan
Chapter
Fulton Street
Corbin
Lake Front
Belue
Mrs. Corbin
Mrs. Marchasa
Bureau of Public Roads
Bellefontaine
Daily
Israel
Seth
Abcore
Asr
Ise
Biria
Bell Peppers
Hot Peppers
Ad Dais
Elkmont Spring
GAS House Coke
Alabama Utilities Service Co
Pyralin
Amity Gents’ Pocket Books
Amity Ladies
Coty
Houbigant
Roger & Gallet
Whitman
Joy
U. S
Decatur Drug Co
Decatur, Ala
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