End of Sunday Boston Revival
Boston Mass January 20 end of Billy Sunday nine week revival in Huntington Avenue tabernacle is marked by high trail hitter and attendance figures. More than 1.25 million visitors have passed through, with about 50 000 trail hitters. Out‑of‑city delegations comprise a large portion of attendees. Sunday plans a week’s rest before moving to Buffalo for a January 29 campaign.
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Western Stock Show Opens in Denver
Denver Colorado January 20 with exhibits valued at several million dollars the Western Stock show was formally opened in Denver and will run through next week Exhibits come from Chicago Omaha Kansas City St Louis and other points A general gathering of stock raisers and dealers will discuss industry matters during the week
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Retail Cash Credit Register and Adding Machine
Designed for stores with credit sales, this device combines a cash register, credit register, and adding machine to streamline transactions and record keeping. It enables separate cash and credit totals, integrates sales entries, and helps manage daily tills.
Theatrical Gossip From Gotham
New York reports Mme Alla Na yimova opens at the Princess in Ception Shoals under Bryant and Wanger with plans to present Ibsen works and other European plays. News covers film trends, early child actors, and stars moving to cinema including Miss Elliott Jane Cowl Mary Pickford Tom Mix and Mary Pickford’s Pride of the Clan. industry shifts and new productions.
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Few Batting Champs Going Up This Spring
A handful of minor league batting champions are headed to the majors this spring. Kenworthy and Jacobson join the St. Louis Americans after strong minor league seasons, with Ellison Mathes and Hoelke also moving toward big league tryouts. Infielders lead the trend as major leaguers seek hitters from the lower circuits.
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Peace Meeting Planned in San Francisco Tomorrow
Arrangements are complete for a notable peace meeting in San Francisco under the Neutral Conference Peace committee. Scheduled speakers include Frank P. Walsh former chairman of the Federal commission on industrial relations Mrs Helen King Robinson of Denver and Francis P. Nielson former member of the British parliament.
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Paris Physician Invents Voice Vibration Recording Machine
A Paris physician develops a device to record vocal vibrations on photographic film aiding students of singing. The machine captures voice patterns and converts them into visual records for study and training.
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Invention Lets Singer Hear Own Voice Like Audience
An English inventor creates a machine that lets a singer hear his own voice as the audience does. The device promises improved vocal control and clarity during performances, signaling a breakthrough in stage amplification and real time feedback.
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