Unselfishness and warnings from Baruch's Autobiography
A discussion on selfishness versus unselfishness frames Bernard Baruch's memoir plans with praise for behind the scenes power, while broader notes warn against overproduction of memoirs. Commentary covers education, social stress, and the need to shift focus from getting to living, citing Emerson on high pressure and Ameri can social ills.
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Bernard Baruch
War Industries Board
Wall Street
Gene
Hugh Johnson
Minh
America
H. G. Wells
Colorado Springs
Cazutto-Telegraph
Charles P. Emerson
Indiana University
Detroit College of Medicine
Dean Emerson
India
United States
From the Files of the Greeley Publican 1916
The report covers varied local items from June 29 1916 including the sale of assets of the State Coal Mining Company at Greeley after receivership, social notices about weddings and departures, Trinity church hosting, a luncheon with Gen Davidson and cadets, a 1913 Greeley High School reunion plan, and a near collision involving President Wilson on the way to golf. It notes residents traveling to and from Mount Vernon and Denver and mentions the Andersons leaving for Scatus Wauh.
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Esse
Chris Ginther
Perieta Union
Anderson
Mise Esther Malm
W. W. Carlton
Mount Vernon
Atv
E.R. Coulter
Carlton
Coulter
Mra. Carlton
Robert Husgeoll
Connfleid Hotel
Sgr
Mra
R. Knowles
Col. Davidson
Northwestern Military and Naval Academy
Take Geneva
Win
Davidson
Misa Kay
Cant
Rina
Knowles
Chicago
Donner
Crosley
Antie
Captain Rice
Dr. Knowles
Militarry Academy
Wleconasln
Greeley High School
Winifred Glazier
Windsor
N. H
Wilson
de Grays Ware
Toonean
Gulee
Dettoroua
Change of Heart and The Key at local theatres reviewed
A theatre guide notes Change of Heart billed as a family picture from Selection Motion Pictures playing at Sterling, with praise for its handling of four graduates’ New York trials. The Key, from Warner Brothers, features Powell, Glive, Dest, and Kerrigan, with Irish revolutionary themes and wartime mob scenes. Variety calls it sweeping though not flawless, highlighting Powell’s role.
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Motion Pictures
Opena
Sterling
Trea
New York
Gaynor
Farrell
Women’s University Club of Los Angeles
Gringe
Janet Lapney
Charles Farrell
Gliger Rogers
James Duan
Whener Drothera
Apona
Taonant
William Powell
Norah Fula Bene Ahdrew
Oll Clive Homer
Rt Cavanaugh
Halliwell
Phil Regan
Ronald Grian JM
Kerrignis
Arthur ‘Tretchier
Maxine Doyla
Arthur Aylesworth
Gertrids
London
Michael Collins
Conlan
Edna
Park
Ras
Hollywood
Cilya
J. M. Kerrigan
Hie
Bealdas
Fowell
Kay’ S
Kang-Teh Establishes Orchid Award for Merits
Emperor Kang-Teh, formerly Henry Fu-Yi, plans a nine grade “Orchid” decoration system named the Grand Imperial Order of the Orchid to reward meritorious services. The highest grade will be the premier honor with others following in descending rank.
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Allencei
Changchun
Manchuque
Kang-Teh
Henry Fu-Yi
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