Mother Finds Son After Three Years War Separation Ends
Mrs Emma C Cline of Tampa finds her son Joseph Cline after a three year search. Joseph served with the American naval air forces in France during World War I and is now a patient in an Elgin Illinois hospital for the insane. He enlisted in 1917 and trained at Pensacola before serving in France. Letters stopped after a time and officials doubted his identity until fingerprints confirmed it. He reportedly resigned as an ensign in 1929 and had worked as a chauffeur in Cleveland. Verification by Red Cross and Navy records led to the Elgin hospital reunion with his mother.
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Englishman in New York Helps Relatives Find Kin
An English resident in New York turns his West 56th street apartment into a support hub for tracing relatives. He exchanges letters with a Liverpool newspaper and invites help for lost friends, finding Rochester parents of a man who is employed and owns a car. He says the letters are sad yet hopeful and keep him at work despite time constraints.
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New York
West 56Th Street
Foundlings
Liverpool
Rochester
Bruce Barton to Write Motion Picture Scenarios
Bruce Barton, famed editorial writer, agrees to pen a series of motion picture scenarios for Better Day Pictures Corporation. The first script is completed and filmed, promising his signature inspirational and humorous tone in the new photoplays.
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Bruce Barton
Better Day Pictures Corporation
Barton
Censorship Panel Opens With Hopwood Play Row
The volunteer stage censorship plan began with its first meeting as the committee set a date tied to Avery Hopwood's Why Men Leave Home opening. The friction last season centered on The Demi Virgin between producer and licenses commissioner Gilchrist.
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New York
Avery Hopwood
Demi-Virgin
Gilchrist
Curtain Calls and Theatrical Tricks Profit Youth
A theatergoer named Ernest Aimless becomes a social magnet and prize attendee after answering a blind ad for a reviewing job. He accompanies a striking redhaired woman to the theater, receiving payment and free rides while unaware of the full use of his reviews. The piece notes rising men’s fashion with bold reds and purples in neckwear.
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Ernest Aimless
Return of the male peacock in fashion hues
A vivid description notes Scotch tweeds and rainbow stockings, plaid shirts in heather shades and other bold patterns making a comeback as the male peacock style reclaims prominence.
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London
Southern business congress planned in Atlanta for October
Plans for forming a southern business congress in Atlanta to meet during the Southeastern fair in October are under way. The movement, sponsored by the Atlanta chamber of commerce and other civic bodies, would bring industrial leaders from across the southeast to address about 3 000 business men.
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Atlanta
Southern Business Congress
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Southeast
Still Denies Shooting in Shelby Case
Salisbury report says Prohibition Director Kohless declines further comment on the shooting of Mrs. Miller near Shelby. He denies that Mrs. Mills was shot by his agent, whose name had been tied to the affair, avoiding newspaper controversy.
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Salisbury
Kohless
Ancient pumping engines still serve London water system
Two pumping engines, each over a century old, continue to operate for the Metropolitan Water Board in England, illustrating enduring industrial heritage and ongoing utility in the water supply network.
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Metropolitan Water Board
England
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From High Point Residents
A High Point resident lauds Doan's Kidney Pills for relieving kidney trouble and back pain. Mrs. A G Burchfield says the medicine cured her symptoms, noting lasting relief since 1918 with continued recommendation of Dean's.
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High Point
A. G. Burchfield
Cable Street
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Mirs
Buffalo, N. Y
Postpone School Opening in Salisbury
Owing to unfinished additions to school buildings the opening of the city schools is postponed except the high school until October 2. The high school will open on the date originally set for all schools.
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Salisbury
Walker belts 36th home run in Detroit loss
Til He Walker of Philadelphia hit his thirty six home run in the third inning as Johnson pitched for Detroit with the bases empty.
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Detroit
Mich
He Walker
Philadelphia
Johnson
Psychology Used on Jep Navy in Personnel Placement
In Kure Japan on September 15 authorities outline a program to study each naval candidate’s psychology to place officers in suitable positions. Experiments on 10 000 sailors reportedly yield satisfactory results.
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Jep
Kure
Japan
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