Miss Satterthwaite Keeps Fame Bright in New York
Miss Lucile Satterthwaite of Waynesville joins four other Beauty and Brains winners in salaried film work in New York studios. Helen Arnold leads as ingenue in The Witching Hour. Lucile Zintheo accepts a superior contract after an offer from World Film. The group toured studios, tested by Brenen and Capellani, with Clara Kimball Young hosting events and private showings.
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California
Lucile Zinthee
Spokane
Helen Arnold
Louisville
Pegry Bloom
Orlando
Fla
Lucile Satterthwaite
Waynesville
N. C
Alana Marten
Dallas
Texas
William A. Brady
William Sherrill
Frohman Amusement Company
Miss Arnold
Flushing
Lucile Zintheo
World Film Corporation
New York
Clara Kimball Young
Miss Young
Claridge
Fort Lee
Clara Kimball Young Film Corporation
Marcus Loewe
Manhattan Island
Miss Marten
Miss Satterthwaite
Miss Bloom
Lewis J. Selznick
Herbert Brenen
M. Capellani
Confederate Veterans Address and Parade Headlines Event
At 10 30 A M Hon Julian S Carr will address Confederate Veterans. Parade of decorated automobiles on track for prizes at 11 30 A M. Midway specials at 6 00 P M and fireworks display at 8 30 P M.
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Julian S. Carr
Brand
Pace Times in Day’s Schedule Fragment
A fragment shows a time sequence with 3:30 P M and 2:17 Pace as readable items. The text lacks full context but preserves two time markers likely tied to events or schedules. No additional details or names are provided.
Last Merrimac Survivor Dies in Buncombe County
Asheville obituary notes W. Riley Powers, aged 0, claimed as last survivor of the Confederate ironclad Mer rimac from the Hampton Roads fight in 1862. Powers reportedly died Sunday night at his Limestone township home after serving in the infantry and surrendering at Appomattox.
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Asheville
W. Riley Porrera
Hampton Roads
Limestone Township
Norfolk
Mr. Powers
Appomuttox
Speeders snagged on smooth highway between High Point and Greensboro
Guilford officials issue warrants for several alleged violators of the state speech law after a weekend patrol on the High Point Greensboro road. Sam S tavis and Will Switzer of High Point are named, along with Philip L McMahon Charlotte O F Hatch Liberty F G Sizemore Spencer H W Warner Lickery and F G Funderburg Greensboro. Warrants forwarded to home towns and will be served by officers.
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High Point
Sam S. Tavis
Will Switzer
Philip L. McMahon
Charlotte
O F. Hatch
Liberty
F. G. Sizemore
Spencer
H. W. Warner
Lickery
F. G. Funderburg
Greensboro
Voracious Diner Notes Gorgonzola Fetches Bread
A Boston Transcript amusement item contrasts bustling restaurant life with political strain. A diner complains of a stubborn Gorgonzola delay while a waiter serves amid hectic service. The piece lampoons modern work pressures in a brisk, period voice.
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Boston Transcript
Supt Hudson Transferred to Asheville Relief
W C Hudson superintendent of the Washington division of the Southern railway has been transferred to Asheville to relieve Supt F S Collins who has suffered a nervous breakdown since the flood of last July.
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Southern Railway
Asheville
F.S. Collins
Trains Operate From Asheboro NC to Norfolk Terminal
Passenger trains run from Asheboro through Norfolk Southern to terminal stations in Norfolk without transfer. Daily schedule lists 12 06 p m departures to Aberdeen and intermediates and arrivals at 10 40 a m and 2 35 p m daily except Sunday. For details contact L O Burkhead agent Asheboro N C and traffic managers E D Kyle and H S Leard in Norfolk VA.
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North Carolina
Terminal Station
Norfolk
Aberdeen
Intermedi
Star
Charlotte
Asheboon
Burkhead
Asheboro
N. C
E. D. Kyle
H. S. Leard
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Hart’s Drug Store
Ring’s Drug Store
Haywood County
Photoplay Magazine
New York City
George Irving
Marie Antoinette
McAlpin
Grand Stand
Guilford County School
Miss Brand
Merrimac
Buncombe County
Guilford of
Hudson
W. C
Washington
Norfolk Southern
N. B
Norfolk, VA
K.A. R
Kampfmueller
J. A. Hart Drug Co
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