Paris Seeks Restorative After Dancing Craze Decline
Paris insiders report a waning dancing boom as restaurateurs cabaret owners and musicians urge a revival before wealthy visitors arrive. They blame 10 o'clock closing and overworked dancers while unions of aging husbands joke at the tempers of the city’s nightlife. New schemes from Montmartre to the Elysee aim to revive interest with exotic acts and provocative performances.
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Paris
Montmartre
Ali
Tony Pes
Elysees
Greatest Question film stars Lillian Gish and Griffith regulars
D W Griffith presents The Greatest Question at the Princess Theatre today. Lillian Gish plays Nellie Jarvis with Robert Harron Ralph Graves George Fawcett Eugenie Besserer and Kate Bruce in key roles. First National Exhibitor's Circuit distributes this landmark silent drama about the hereafter and heaven.
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Geo. Nichols
Kate Bruce
D. W. Griffith
Unseen Forces
Princess Theatre
Griffith
Towith
Nellie Jarvis
Kentucky
Lillian Gish
Griffith Productions
Robert Harron
Kao
Gnees
Emeree
George Fawcett
Eugenie Besserer
George Nichols
Josephine Crowell
Kate Brice
Mr. Griffith
First National Exhibitor
Falkville News Outlines Travel Plans and Lodge Activities
May 18 issue notes G Griffin and family leaving for a westward trip visiting San Francisco Ogden Yellowstone and other sites. Af Am 396 lodge reports two candidates raised with speakers including Charlie Walker and Tom Watson. Weather hampers planting cotton and corn. Dr. Jim M. Withite lectures at Lebanon church. Misses Ira Summerford and Anna Teague visit Cullman. J B D Patterson buys W M cattle herd.
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Falreville
W. G Griffin
San Francisco
Cal
Ogden
Utah
Yellowstung Park
Griffin
A.M. No
Charlie Walker
B. A. Oden
Ww. Wiley
Tom Watson
Donnie
Lannie Bibb
Hartselle Lodge
Falkville Lodge
Lebanon Church
Jim M. Withite
Aarge
Long Idol of Small Boy Deadwood Dick Dies
Richard Bullock known as Deadwood Dick dies at an advanced age. The piece reflects on his legacy as a famed figure from stagecoach gold hauling days and compares his life to heroic literature, noting his adventures across mountains and plains and his impact on generations.
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Deadwood Dick
Richard Bullock
Peat Establishes Itself as Danish Fuel in 1919
In Denmark peat cemented its role as a primary fuel across industries private railroads and districts where it largely substitutes other energy. An estimated twelve million tons were harvested from marshes in 1918 with 1919 figures unclear, yet the fuel brought benefits along with drawbacks such as larger boiler demands and increased sparking.
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Denmark
Dr Caldwell Who Founded Syrup Pepsin Still Active in Office
A fragmented reminiscence notes Dr Caldwell born 1839 the founder of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin remains in his office with remarkable vigor. The text mentions his sons continuing the famous prescription and hints at historical medical success in earlier times.
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Dr. Caldwell
Sons
Country boys, whites, and natives outperform others in draft exams
Analysis of two physical exams shows country boys beat city boys by magnitude in army readiness. White registrants outpace colored, and native born exceed foreign born. Per 100000, country boys yield 4790 more soldiers than city peers, whites 1240 more than colored, natives 3500 more than foreign.
Breach of Discipline Involves Serving Drink To Uniformed Officer
A fragmented report describes a breach of discipline where a man in civilian dress carried a cocktail to a uniformed officer. The officer questioned the man, who insisted he did not recognize the proper protocol. The exchange reveals tension and confusion over military decorum.
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Dem Sousa
Debt World Is Apt to Forget Theme on Hidden Lives
A reflective aphorism notes the moral impact of unseen labor. George Eliot prompts readers to recognize faithful acts often forgotten, suggesting the world’s progress rests on uncelebrated deeds and unvisited tombs.
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George Eliot
Steroline Mouth Wash Promises Tooth and Throat Sterilization
Dental authorities urge daily sterilization of mouth and throat to prevent decay and diseases. The ad touts Steroline as an effective rinse and gargle to cleanse between teeth, reduce throat irritation, and prevent contagions, urging readers to contact their druggist.
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