Prolific life of a noted stage figure in a storm of scandal
Intimate reminiscences trace the era defining career of a famed actress and mother. From debutante to tempestuous lover, her life is marked by dramatic public feasts and private tragedies. She recalls more than a thousand marriages and reveals the motive behind a fatal end amid the theater world’s turmoil.
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Mme Berten
Sarat Neraberdt
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Horton
Abe
Rateh
Editicn
Neasoo
Frittany
Qui
Dore
Bara
Benae
Om Marah
Arranged Different AWAH Arrested in Beating Case
AWAH was arrested and charged with beating a horse and swearing. A witness described the scene as chaotic and included a racial slur. The lawyer questioned whether profanity occurred while the defendant replied with evasive phrasing.
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Mystery of Buried Alive Victims Across Vienna Case
A report discusses alleged victims buried alive amid electrocution experiments in Vienna. The leader claims electric shock merely drives victims to die, urging abandonment of rescue efforts as decay sets in. Hundreds may have been buried, with some advocating for continued work to verify fate.
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Vietima
Femmor
Jetlinek
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Tate
Rug dyeing shift fuels demand for vegetable and aniline colors
The article notes a rise in demand for certain rug dyes as the beating decade progresses. Vegetable dyes offer color with gentle effects, while aniline dyes mark a strong, newer trend. Wearers and buyers can often distinguish newer rugs by the dye source.
Telegraphic Tales of Oasys Meperto Announced in Monterey
A mixed wire service roundup reports on Oasys Meperto by James Worthington to be photographed by moonlight and starlight, announced in Monterey California. It also covers a string of legal deaths, lawsuits, and crimes including a death in Tang Hench, a large sum held by Daftailo Transit, a wrongful death suit against Lasky corporation, and disfiguring plastic surgery claims tied to Mrs. Chaplin.
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Oxford
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Monterey
Cal
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Marry B. Bloodgood
Buffalo
Tang Hench
Chia
Potlee
Daftailo Transit Company
Securitive
Vemens Players Lasky Corporation
Los Angeles
Kannst Stunt
Velma
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Jim Company
Washington Debates Water Reclamation and World War Insurance
Secretary Rue Ott Lay pushes reclamation bills to fund new projects as states ratify Colorado River plan while House committees move a twenty year endowment policy for World War I veterans. Grand jury probes two congressmen as hearings focus on Navy fuel reserves recovery from Sinclair and Docherny. Congress weighs Muscle Shoals, Haitian copper case, and Daugherty probes amid a widening political storm. May crises loom in Europe and the Middle East as rail electrification advances and cabinet reshuffles unfold.
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House Irrigation Committee
House Wayy and Means Committee
Idaho Short News Notes Snapshot Across The State
Idaho notes report beet plantings in Welser Midvale and Cambridge to prove beet suitability with potential returns near 186 dollars per acre. Mountain Home miner Ed Johnson survived a water flood in a Washington mine tunnel. Boise treasurer paid off 750000 in 1923 notes with 29218.72 interest for 11 months at 4 percent. Seventh street boulevard cost estimated at 419947.75. city council debates required work before station. Nampa plans Western Swine and Dairy show. Twin Falls wool offices open. Challis electricity petition under advisement. Washington to fill postmasters April 4. Lewiston Boise stage service by June 1 with connections to Spokane Moscow Walla Walla. Twin Falls bean growers paid 442000 to about 175 stowers for 1923 crop. Hite-Mackay dam height expansion discussed to store more water. New Meadows Ira Irwin buys Pole Creek sawmill area. operations start. Rupert E K R Dampier case appeal. stay of execution granted. Boise wool buyers expect 5 cents more per pound for wool this year. clip projections near 2 500 000 pounds.
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Bannock Street
C. C. Stevenson
Nampa
Western Swine and Dairy Show
Chamber of Commerce
Tom Poole
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Twin Palls
Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Twin Palla
Deoald Mclean
Twin Falla
Lewiston
Fred Lowery
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New Meadows
Spokane
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Southern Idaho Bean Growers’ Associations
Unclear Board of Education Message Leaves Readers Puzzled
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled board of education mention and unclear dialogue about maturation and intent. Key names and places are missing, making it impossible to identify persons, organizations, or outcomes from readable material.
Aviator Keeps Doing the Loop the Loop Anew
A quirky note questions why the aviator is repeatedly performing loops. The odd phrasing suggests ongoing aerial stunts or training with persistent looping maneuvers.
Big Liners’ Water Appetite Surprises Ocean Voyage
London Tit-Bits notes that a single Atlantic liner requires about 6,000 tons of fresh water for one Southampton to New York trip. With 300 passengers and crew, daily drinking and domestic use average five gallons per person, amounting to a week’s supply, stored along ship sides. Berengaria reportedly used over 3,000 tons on one voyage, about 672,000 gallons at ten pounds per gallon.
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Victory
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Berengaria
Food critique in wartime mess hints at odd results
An officer and a Tommy sample squid soup shown as rations. The corporal and cook dispute its classification as tea or coffee, while a scrub brush is noted at the kettle bottom. The excerpt blends slang and parody from a wartime setting.
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Pashfinder
Oldest Artificial Leg Found in Capua Tomb
The Royal College of Surgeons displays a Roman artificial leg from a Capua tomb. Crafted of thin bronze on a wooden core, with iron bars for support, the piece shows a belt of sheet bronze and riveted edging. No foot remains. three painted vases lie at the skeleton's feet, dating to about 300 B C.
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Royal College of Surgeons of England
Capua
Painting the Lily
German inventors present an electro deposition process that coats aluminum with nickel gold silver or copper expanding its use to art and enabling marine applications by protecting against salt water. The advancement moves aluminum from mere utility toward artistic and practical innovations.
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