Journey's End Sees Screen Adaptation Power Reflected
Review argues Journey's End on film largely preserves stage strength though some stage-into-screen translation softens impact. Cast led by Stanhope picks up emotional core while production avoids excessive Hollywood spectacle, highlighting antiwar message and R. A. Shurett's Peace Prize praise.
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R. A. Shurett
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Greeley Republican items from June 21 1877 notes and marriage plans
Twenty three lines cover local campaign results with Greeley favored in seventeen districts and a lecture by Dr Henry A Buxsnde at the Normal School to a large audience. It also notes Charles H Southard’s upcoming marriage in New Jersey to Angie Tubi and May Belle Farmert’s wedding to William O Adkins in The Ely, with plans for a eastern wedding trip and return to Greeley in July.
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Greeley
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Misa Angie Tubi
Carnation Jim Lawrence’s lifelong flower quest and immigrant story
The article tells how James H. Lowdus, called Carnation Jim, earned his nickname by buying a carnation daily for thirty years from childhood in Austria to New York, later moving to Greeley. He kept a habit of wearing a carnation daily, inspired by a florist dream, and became a notable figure in the community.
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Atetery Land
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Greeley
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Juilee
Russian Kniaks Find Farm Homes in China
Russian kniaks driven from homes by the Soviet collective farm policy drift into northern Manchuria. Heavily populated by well to do peasants, the exiles seek land and are welcomed by Chinese authorities, who offer large tracts and low rate farm implements. The policy aims to remove dissidents to distant Siberia.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Lie Woviet
Kniaks
Red Army
Moscow
Siberia
New York Dinners and Caviar Trends in 1919
New York diners are portrayed as a lonely lot compared with Paris, while a separate market note details caviar demand in New York. Russians ship black and red caviar into the city, with best grades fetching high prices as imports rise from Alaska and the Caspian Sea. Shipments arrive by rail and boat, stored cold, with new stock arriving twice yearly in late spring and autumn.
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Paris
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Tieth Avenue
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Alaska
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Soviet-Led Red Migration to Manchuria Sparks Tensions
The article reports on White Russians and other settlers moving into Manchuria, many renouncing Soviet methods and obtaining Chinese citizenship papers to prove goodwill. While some remain dissatisfied, others head toward Shanghai as Moscow regains control of the Chinese Eastern railway. A separate French colonial exhibit note discusses medicine replacing traditional healers in Africa as modern science is highlighted.
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Moscow
Shanghai
Lome
Toro
Africa
Paria
Togo
Mixed rail schedule fragments from Cheyenne region listing trains
Fragmentary timetable shows trains to Cheyenne, Briggsdale, Purcell, and Denver with stop notes at Eaton and Ault. It includes different days Mon Wed Fri and Tue Thu Sat, various times from 7:48 pm to 12:37 pm, and references to connections from Laramie and Cheyenne with several routes and frequencies.
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New Books on War and a Biography of Eastman
A review discusses Helen Fanna Smith and Mary Borden works on women nurses in wartime hospitals and frontline service. It also covers Carl Ackerman’s George Eastman biography, detailing his rise in photography, film production, and philanthropy alongside a reported Western crime tale.
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Helen Fanna Smith
Mary] Bordon
Min8 Smith
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Miss Borden
Paris
George Eastman
Carl W. Ackerasar
Rochester Camera King
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Aackerman
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Lin
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