Cuban Women Aim for Equal Rights at Havana Congress
In Havana on December 22, Cuban women open a national campaign for constitutional reforms and equality. A congress organized by the National Federation of Feminine Associations will feature ten themes from civil rights to women in farming with an executive committee led by Mrs. Pilar Merlen de Menendez and Miss Hortensia Lamar.
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Peat Bogs May Be Developed in Ontario
Toronto December 22 An interim report of a seven year old Ontario and Dominion government committee indicates Ontario peat bogs near Alfred could support a commercial peat fuel plant. A 10 000 short ton per season plant could produce peat fuel at 4.48 per ton, 3.50 on a longer day, with consumer delivery around 10 per ton. An thracite costs 5 to 20 per ton. The report notes a growing demand and a viable food market within shipping range.
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Norma Talmadge Stars in Smilin Through at Broadway
Norma Talmadge headlines the First National feature Smilin Through opening at Broadway this afternoon. The film is billed as her strongest screen success yet, with critics praising her performance and the production as a standout in the current lineup.
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Norma Talmadge Shines in Moonyeen Screen Drama
A silent drama praised as a new screen classic with Norma Talmadge delivering a dual role as Moonyeen and Kathleen. Her performance as Moonyeen and as the charming Kathleen anchors a tragedy about jealousy, a wedding ruin, and loyal support from Wyndham Standing, Harrison Ford, and the rest of the cast.
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Science Makes Poultry Pay with Gubernut Laying Feed
The article promotes Gubernut Laying Feed to boost winter egg output by providing protein to pullets at five months. It touts peanut derived ingredients and claims growing and laying records, with distribution by Parker and Clark of High Point New York and money back satisfaction. It also notes police raids and New Year arrests in Minneapolis.
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Newspapers as Aid for Churches in Publicity Plan
Chicago federation reports suggest churches should use daily newspapers to reach big-city crowds. Newsrooms prefer actions over talk, and cooperation with papers, including offering interviews and nonpersonal news, aids publicity.
Advertising and advertising the church message
The text urges churches to advertise consistently and persistently. It warns ministers that they must handle their own publicity or hire an advertising expert and not rely on newspapers to perform all promotion duties.
Proves O Henry Was a Historian in Blizzard Night Incident
In New York on January 2 a blizzard drove Joseph Bergen to hurl a brick through a barber shop window. The tale claims the brick proved O Henry was an historian, not a fiction writer, as Bergen sought warmth and a bed. A police officer detained Bergen. The ghost of O Henry supposedly laughed at Madison Square Garden.
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