Actress uses horsewhip to lash rival on Hippodrome stage
New York drama scene reports Katharine O'Brien, 24, luring Miss Mackle to the stage entrance and beating her with a horsewhip in front of a crowd while defending her home from alleged vamping. Magistrate Levine freed O'Brien after hearing her version of events.
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New York
Bertha’ Mackie
Katherine O'Brien
Hippodrome
New York City
Miss Mackle
Mr. O'Brien Beall
Coming Events at Town Hall and Pastime Club
Reception at Town Hall on January 19 1921 and Minstrels at Pastime Club Town Hall on January 26 1921 announced as upcoming community events with dates and venues.
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Town Hall
The Voice of Ignorance Speech From Senator Sheppard
Senator Sheppard of Texas defending prohibition in Dallas cites the old world as ignorant and likens it to a mother resisting schooling for her daughter. He argues for moral and social control, contrasting foreign influence with American discipline.
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Senator Sheppard
Texas
Dallas
Mamle
How To Revive Frosted House Plants
When a house plant freezes in winter move it quickly to a cool dark room. Soak with cold water to revive it. Avoid warm or heated solutions as the treatment. use gentle care and allow recovery after thawing.
Timepiece Gossip on the Watchman’s Banter
A man setting the watch quips that guessing the time often loses something, reflecting a casual exchange about time and perception. The line hints at uncertainty in reading clocks and the humor of watch duty amid routine.
World's Fattest Woman Lucy Moore Dies in Bristol
Lucy Moore, 43, reputedly the heaviest woman, dies of cancer in Bristol England. She weighed about 600 pounds and traveled the world on exhibit tours.
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Bristol
Eng
Lucy Moore
Great Men Actuated by Dreams and Notices
Extracted from a historical column on dreams shaping rulers and campaigns, followed by a small classified line: POSITION WANTED As nurse for one child good references ADDY E Pullen 13 South F street Irvington ton Hudson NY Subscription 2 00 Per Year
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Herodotus
Cambyses
Greece
Xerxes
Addy
E. Pullen
South F Street
Irvingtonton-Hudson, N. Y
Rent insurance to cover fire damage losses
If a fire destroys your building you would pay rent elsewhere until it could be rebuilt. If you are a landlord you would lose rental income during rebuilding. This agency offers rent insurance to reimburse these losses.
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Irvington National
WM. R. Morris Notary Public
Westchester County
Irvington, N. Y
Tarrytown, N Y
Pauline Frederick i
Madame X
Neeesday
Louise Huff
Mack Sennett
Norma Talmadge
Emily Stevens
Ball of the Riverside Hose Company
Maclaine Traverse
Dustin Farnum
Fatty Arbuckle
Tarrytown, N.Y
Irvington
William Frank
Ford AD
FORD
St. Irvington, N.Y
John Curley
Arthur’ Sanfilippo
William Desmond
Pathe News NO
Lucy Cotton
Big Harry Carey
Stanley Brown-Serman
Zion Church
Dobbs Ferry
St. Barnabas Church
Fred Bilas
Quimet
Fred
Mt. Vernon
Gypsy Smith
Edna L. Kegelman
Rovers of
Dobbs Ferry High School
Thomas Connick
Morgan Sweetman
George Matthews
Winter Garden
St. Barnabas Boys
Washington Irving High School
Irvington Public Library
E. Knodel
Joseph Morgan
South E St
St. John's Hospital, Yonkers
Main Street
F and
Tehrens Park
Westchester Lighting Company
Joseph Orlando
Gazette
Lis
Florence White
Anna M Morgan
Tarrytown Friends
Workingmens Benevolent Association
Library
Rustees
Ardsley
N. Y
Ned
M. Clarke
Tevington
N.Y
J. J. Back
St. Barnal
Gazette Office
Charles Ayaell
Zydell Haad
Calvert Street
Ada Nolds
Baltimore
Notary Public
Norman C. Templeton
Fidelity
Abercrombie Brothers
Grocers
Irvington-on-Hudson
K. Cr
Chawford
Depot Place
MT. Vernon, N. Y
John H. Barr
Irvington Pharmacy
Rexall
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Irvington N
Lockwood and
Pateman
WM. F. Smith
Barre
Quincy
PNEU
Sunnyside Monumental Works
Central Ave
Tarrytown
Keystone Fiber
Broom CO
Pittsburgh, PA
Louis E. Stanke
Hastings
Emil Wistrand
Autre
Irvington Express Company
Reale & A. Parlermo
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