Tarzan of the Apes at Broadway Theatre
The Princess Monday and Tuesday present Tarzan of the Apes in film form at the Broadway Theatre. The adaptation pleases with imagination and free spirit, praising Scott Sidney and Isidor Bernstein for staging and editing. The National Film Corporation is credited for showmanship and fidelity to Burroughs’ tale.
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Darwin
Edgaren
Broadway
Treasure Island
Captain Baker
National Film Corporation
Scott Sidney
Isidor Bernstein
Burroughs
Tarzan
Lord Greystoke
Africa
Elmo Lincoln
Enid Markey
Brazil
Endless Chain of Poultry Promotes Youth Club Members
Gladys Tappen reports on an initiative linking 80 youths in two counties to pure bred Barred Rock chickens. Members aged 12 to 18 pledged to join the poultry club, follow rules, and repay with a trio of birds within a year. County home demonstration agents arranged school trips, delivered birds after a Geneva County event, and noted strong community interest and pride in poultry management.
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Hach
Auburn
Geneva County
Geneva
Laird
Carmichael
Court House
Piney Grove
Burns
Isadora ‘Williams
United States
Escambia County
Brewton
Proper Preparation of Fleeces and Cooperative Marketing
George V. Templeton explains how careful handling boosts sheep wool value. Clean shearing, separate packing, dry fleece, and removal of dirt or bi materials improve color and price. Pooling wool with county agents aids market access and profits.
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Auburn
Ala
Egg Splits Shell as Frozen Expansion Occurs
A fragment describes an egg cracking from freezing expansion. It notes apples contracting under frost and a barrel shrinking toward the top, then returning to normal as frost recedes. The text uses a colloquial tone to illustrate changes in fruit and container sizes.
Reading Room Oddities In A Basemen Treadmill
A fragment notes a library reading room hidden in a basement corner reached by a dark passage through a whale shaped tunnel. Early crowds thrived, then dwindled to five daily readers as time passed, with mentions of Gray Kinkelf Doctor Stukeley and an antiquary.
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Gray Kinkelf
Doctor Stukeley
the Antiquary
Dfmd
Tennis Through the Ages
The article notes tennis as an ancient game with origins dating back to the twelfth century, highlighting its long history and early play.
Pocket Flashlight: A Handy Kitchen Helper
A compact pocket flashlight kept in a kitchen cabinet aids safe movement in dark areas such as cellars and cupboards. It offers illumination without matches and provides light to difficult corners.
Bryant's Writings Describe Primeval Forest and Lone Lake
Irving notes Bryant's writings travel to primeval forests and lonely lakes, with shores of nameless streams and promontories rising from an ocean of foliage. The climate is fierce yet splendid in its vicissitudes.
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Bryant
Irving
The Worn Doorstep Reflection on Absence and Shared Sorrow
Excerpt portrays a home where open gates admit world sorrow and shared grief. The narrator recalls a small house with a long hall linking green spaces, envisioning breezes, faces, a streaming landscape, and a remembered step toward Ila en Walk. The piece centers on memory, loss, and presence through a dead loved one.
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Ilaen
Hops Yields Rise on Pacific Coast and Oregon
The article notes yields of 700 to 800 pounds per acre in some states and 1000 to 2000 pounds per acre on the Pacific coast with Oregon producing more hops than any state. Most hops go to breweries and pharmaceutical uses. beer contains about one half of one percent hops, but demand may fall under prohibition rules.
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Pacific Coast
Oregon
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Princess
Tarzan OF the Apes
Gladys Tappen
Delite Theatre
D. W. Griffith
Susie
Marion Fremont
G. W. Bitter
Penney & Whitman Kyster Building
Albany
George
Templeton
Opportunity Knocks
Columbia
Columbia Grafonoa
Columbia Records
Needles
Cable-Shelby-Burton Piano Company
Sy As
Second Ave
Conover, Cable
Kings
Bury, Wellington, and
Farrand Pianos
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