Grace Monroe's New Picture Hires Barton Burns Lead
Grace Monroe faces a studio crisis as Homer Austin drops out and Barton Burns is tapped for the lead. A telegram confirms Burns travels from Hollywood to join the shoot after a desert detour and a tense rehearsal room erupts over a last minute casting change.
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Door of Sound
Cora
Ann
Grace Monroe
Barton Burns
la Belle Monroe
Homer Austin
Bartle
Heaven
New York
Zenith Production Offices
William Newsom
Sidney
Hormel
Dubuquet
Kirnkenbaum
Hal
Nicky Dear
Kinkenbaum
Grace _ Monroe
Seram
Grace
Zenith Studio
Hollywood
Calif
Middle
Desert
Mexico City
Barton ‘Burns
Gem of Buildings Mausoleum Glory of India Taj Mahal
The Taj Mahal in Agra built by Shah Jahan for his wife is described as a monumental mausoleum. It features a 186 foot square base with a 210 foot dome, four corner minarets, and an interior with cenotaphs and open marble rail. The work used 20,000 workers over 20 years at a cost over 20,000,000 with silver doors and a famed diamond on the tomb.
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Taj Mahal
India
Agra
Shah Jehan
Ita
Panama Railroad charter and sale history summary
A Panamanian railroad charter was granted to an American concern in 1850, with the line opening in 1855 at a cost of seven million dollars. The French canal company later purchased the line, portion of which would serve the canal route, and when the US government acquired the French works in 1904 it also obtained the railroad.
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Panama
Principal uses for amber in historical craft and industry
Amber is described as useful for making plating, cigar and cigarette holders, beads, necklaces and ornaments. It also serves as a varnish base and yields succinic acid and lampblack when distilled.
The Mingo Indians and their Ohio Valley fame
The Mingo Indians of Mingo Junction in Jefferson County Ohio were called the "400" of the Ohio Valley and among tribes they boasted airs claiming ancestors came over on the Mayflower, a boast not shared by others.
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Mingo Junction
Jefferson County
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Entrance of a vanished showman and a crime scene in Chinatown
A vivid urban scene follows Charlie, a former circus con man, as he watches five Chinese corpses removed from a Pell and Mott corner. He recalls Blanche, his Australian wife who vanished after a Buffalo show, and ponders their past amid hospital visits and plans to bury her.
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Tamond Charlie
Chinatown
Pell and Mott
Charlie
Li Sung Moy
Dovers Street
Bellevue Hospital
Circus
Blanche
Mott Haven
Third Avenue
Bridgeport
Australia
Buffalo
New York
Twenty-ninth East
Madison Square Garden
Charile
Mya
Blanche Me- Carter
Charles M. Me- Carter
Thuera
New Lamb Recipes by Josephine Gibson Director Heinz Institute
A vintage primer from the Heinz Food Institute promotes selecting lamb over mutton with visual cues and offers several lamb centric dishes. Recipes include Lamb Roast Supreme Lamb Patties with Spaghetti Lamb Chappe Broiled Lamb with Mushroom Sauce and Lamb En Casserole plus Quick Cottage Pie and details on prep and cooking methods.
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Josephine Gibson
Heinz Food Institute
Birthday fun and community notices in Strongstown
Friends gathered at Mrs. Tillie Boring’s home Tuesday night to celebrate her birthday with a lunch and social time. Epworth League met at John Bennett’s. Ruth Stephens returned home near Ebensburg after a visit. Walter Rankin returned from Nanty Glo. Mahlon Bracken visited his sister in Belaano. John Garrett hosted a birthday supper with Dr and Mrs Palmer and Matilda Davia in attendance. Frank Stough and Richard Troxell visited friends in Johnstown over the weekend.
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Charlotte Jamison
Indiana
Near Atwood
Harry Jamison
Morris Miller
Harry Marshall
Glenn Jewart
Roy Blystone
A.C. Marshall
James Wallace
Willet
Ella Fleming
Ethel
O. J. Fleming
Irwin
Ethel Harman
Percey Wissinger
Geneva
Harold Frick
Willard Frick
Riley Creek
Clyde Miller
John Wagner
J. BE. Park
Melvin Park
Gon. E Lward
Ella Mieming
Olive Piints
Bryan Orr
A. C. Marshall
J. A. Park
Josiah Fisher
Mae
James Stuchell
George Geanor
Dayton
George Harman
Walter Harman
Susan Lelless
Earl Park
John Parks
Meade Park
Greensburg
Meade Fisher
Fisher
Strongstown
Tillie Boring
Albert Hughes
Alton Strong
Wm. Troxell
Mabel Duntan
Isaac Strong
Tessie Shilling
Dorothy Ray
Ruth Bennett
Loretta Boring
Walter Rankin
Nanty Glo
Epworth League
John Bennett
Dick Troxell
Dallas Holby
Johnstown
Ruth Stephens
Annie Andrizek
Ebensburg
Mahlon Bracken
Belaano
Harry Dearmy
Wm. McCrady
John Garrett
M. M. Palmer
Homer City
Matilda Davia
Buffington Township
Frank Stough
Richard ‘Troxell
Waolcom
Undying Love Sparks Harsh Break in Conversation
Julia and Carl debate loyalty and mortality in a terse exchange. Julia asks if Carl would die for her, while Carl clarifies his love is undying but not a willingness to die. The dialogue centers on commitment and the limits of devotion.
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Julia
Carl
First Real Pants Prompt a Boy to Call Father Bill
A fragment shows Little Horace proudly wearing his first real pants and debating when to call his father by his preferred name. He parades outside and asks his mother Muyver for permission to call pa Bill.
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Horace
Muyver
Bill
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Schlemiel
Nick Hormell
Sidney Klinkenbaum
Byrne
Mexico
Agua Calienta
Krakenbaum
Harmell
Miss Monroe
Washington Twp
A. P. Ray
Jacob Rupert
Mra
Joseph Marshall
Pittsburgh
Orlanda
J. E. Park
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
George Edwards
Merlin
J. E. Parks
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Indiana, PA
Pennsylvania Associatio of
Master Cleaners & Dyers
A.M. A
Mayat
DR. Stahlman
Phila
Capitol
DR. Stahlmans
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