Little Movie Theatre movement forms in Hollywood
The Little Movie Theatre aims to revive culture with weekly revivals of artistic screenplays not tied to profits. Gareth Hughes hosts a committee led by Donald Crisp to organize the project, with Madeline Brandeis Hugo Ballin and others backing the effort in Hollywood.
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Congress Ready For Adjournment
United Press reports Congress prepared to adjourn sine die with rivers and harbors projects postponed to December 14 and Senate ready for quick action on remaining bills. The House planned to act on a few measures then adopt the adjournment resolution. A radio bill would establish a five member presidentially appointed commission to regulate broadcasting.
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Two babies born in 1819 shape lives across oceans
An old England castle birth and a New England farmhouse birth frame a tale of Lydia E. Pinkham and her Vegetable Compound. A South Omaha Nebraska reader, Mrs Adolph Bratke, credits the product with four years of weakness reversed after a year and a half of use enabling her to care for six children and an eight room home solo.
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Presidents for Exposition at Greater St. Louis Exposition
Busts of Roosevelt and Wilson will adorn the court of Presidents at the Greater St. Louis Exposition. The event runs September 4 to 19, occupying forty five acres with eight miles of streets.
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Immigrants with Leprosy Provoke Baku Health Crisis
Large numbers of lepers arriving from Persia strain authorities in Baku Azerbaijan as there is no isolated colony. The afflicted wander streets and gather in public places, posing a health risk to residents.
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Azerbaijan
Persia
Brides Take Capital Demand Grows in Washington
Washington report says brides are flocking to the capital in record numbers since the war. Guides cite national prosperity and the Sesquicentennial exposition in Philadelphia as drivers. Tourist traffic to the exposition climbs daily and Capitol corridors grow crowded, even forcing Senators to elbow through during rush hours.
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French man dies after wine wager drinking quick
In Lille France Louis Guignon a 29 year old man died from congestion after drinking a gallon of wine in under five minutes on a wager. Local authorities report the drinking stunt led to fatal results with investigations ongoing.
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