The Chaperon in a Farce at the Caprice Theatre
A review of The Chaperon presents an unconventional yet lively comedy about a chaperon seeking a suitable assignment. The plot follows runaway countess intrigues and four young ladies as mishaps unfold in a summer camp setting with strong character dynamics. Cast includes Eugene O’Rion Sydney Ainsworth and Gypsy Abbott.
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Roman Ligh
Tnt
Toe
Eugene O'irion
Sydney Ainsworth
Gurney
Mine safety inspection arrives as miners stay idle
CG, Dec. 1, George S. Ries, chief engineer of the United States Bureau of Mines, arrived to inspect mine safety in the district. Miners have not returned to work here or in Lethbridge, despite a government peace agreement at Ottawa.
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PERM
George S. Ries
United 5 States Bureau of Mines
Lethbridge
Alto
Othawa
Miners Seek Safety Probe After Wages and Food Prices
Following wage increases and a demanded food price investigation, the miners now call for a formal inquiry into mine safety. The push adds pressure on authorities to address hazards in mining operations alongside economic concerns.
Untitled Advice Fragment From the Philadelphia Bulletin
A fragmentary line from the Philadelphia Bulletin hints at caution in handling a horse known to possess surprising knowledge. The quotation warns secrecy about potential sale and the owner’s skill, suggesting a boastful or humorous blurb in a dated column.
Galesville Pair Wed in Winona Wisconsin
Galesville Wisconsin reports a double wedding day with Miss Joste Brenegan marrying Nele Hamer at 10 AM in Winona. Florence Mason of Winona served as bridesmaid and Selmer Brian was best man. The Hamm ers are well known in Galesville and plan to reside at their new home. The companion couple from Ettrick wed earlier in the day with Miss Annette Blue and Frank Hewitt uniting, and plans to move to their new home after the ceremony.
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Galesville
Wis
Joste Brenegan
Nele Hamer
Winonay
Florence Mason
Winonaw
Selmer Brian
Hammer
Oscar Anderson Kerr
Blue- Hewitt
O'Eloes
N. RK. Tully
Annette ‘Blue
Frank Hewitt
Ettrick
Ola
Lee
Personal Me
Jlrs
Gh. Holmberg
Unisweer
P. Enghagen
Studebaker
George Ball Company
Calesville
City Hall
Harry Trim
Rochester
Donald Jonson
Halcyon Gibson
Oprone
Emerson
Fred Leibhold
la Crosse
Jonson
Paderewski
Olson
Arctic Springs Creamery
Gutarmakers
Sparta
Galesvilo
Poethr lLevels
Marinuka
Winona
Doug Fairbanks A Tree-Jumper At Local Majestic
The Majestic theater drew crowds for Doug Fairbanks stunts described as tree-jumping and acrobatic feats. Henry B. Walthall returns to star in The Sting of Victory, a Civil War drama noted as gripping, alongside references to The Birth of a Nation and a wartime narrative.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Lester
Majestic
Essaray
Henry B. Walthal
Tesday
Walthal
Henry Walthall
Two Brothers Split by War Turn North and South Lines
In this slipping narrative, Wallalthal plays both brothers one steps into the southern army while the other joins the union, weaving a gentle love story through the plot as loyalties divide and families are pulled apart by conflict.
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Wallalthal
Thera
Balanced bill at Nome theater features The Better Woman
Reeves Mason and Lucy Blake lead the program at Nome theater on Tuesday with The Better Woman, a strong drama. Isbel Yeare stars in The Gnack Quaker, while Sydney Armsworth and others headline The Secret of the Night at Rose Street. Selig news pictures offer recent world happenings, and Vitagraph’s The Wrong Bed promises fifteen minutes of mirth.
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Reeves Mason
Lucy Blake
Nome
Isbel
Sydney Armsworth
Tillian
Drew
John Lorenz
Rose Street
Selig Newspittires
Rlt
Vitagraph
OCTORBEL Exports $192,813.08 in October for United States
The department announced Saturday that exports to the United States during October totalled 192,813.08 dollars. For the ten months, totals reached 2,867,640 dollars, compared with the prior period.
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Washington
Trent
Aga
Wake Up Routine Promises Health Through Inside Bath
Early morning hot water with limestone phosphate purports to cleanse the body from stomach to intestines. The piece argues internal cleansing prevents poisons entering the blood and claims improvements in headaches foul breath sallow complexion and digestive issues for both men and women.
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Drigg
Little Falls Man Ends Life With Jump Into River
Sparta Wisconsin special report says Thomas Edmison, longtime Little Falls resident, died by self harm Saturday morning by leaping into Black River near his daughter Sadie’s home. Health and mind had failed, leaving him briefly unaccounted for after visiting relatives. He leaves a large Little Falls family including Charles Edmison Rob Edmison Mrs Roy Storandt and Mrs Sadie Jeffry plus other relatives.
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Sparta
Wis
Thomas Edmison
Little Falls
Black River
Sadie
Edmison
Monroe County
Charles Maminson
Charles Edmison
Rob Isdmison
Roy Storandt
Sadie Jeffry
Thanksgiving social features Mindoro families and visitors
Mindoro residents and guests share a Thanksgiving weekend with dinners and visits. James McDonald hosts Ed Puller O K B Congdon and George McDonald of West Salem with families. Fae McDonald entertains young people. others visit relatives in La Crosse and Pigeon Falls. A fifth to eighth grade Thanksgiving program drew a large crowd at town.
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Mindorg. Wis
James McDonald
Ed Puller
O. KB. Congdon
George McDonald
West Salem
Fae McDonald
Ed Pratt
Claude Welda
Nelson Welda
George Sisson
George Haper
Alex Hanson
Rudolph Gullickson
Ros ‘Coe Fuller
Sweedes
Ethel Congdon
la Crosse
Louie
Esther Stalder
Wisher's
Edgar Sebo
Holmen i
Madrickson
Thurssday
Hilma Dale
Pigeon Falls
Edward Schleifer
Roscoe Fuller
James Hobbs
Archie Harper
la Crosse Theater
Will Olson
Rungway Nearly Fatal Near Bagley Rungway
Bagley Wisconsin Tuesday night Mr and Mrs Fred Moore of Pleasant Valley returning from Bloomington in a covered buggy one horse reared and struck Mr Moore in the face trampling him. Mrs Moore kept the lines and halted the rig then retraced to find her husband near Byron Paiche home on the road.
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Bagley
Wis
Fred Moore
Pleasant Valley
Bloomington
Byron Paiche
One of Men She Married Villain at Bijou Theater
Beatrine discovers the man she believed dead uses his hold to force his return and reveal himself to her husband and step-daughter. The Brady-Made World Picture features Gail Kane Arthur Ashley Montagu Love and Aribel Ontriche with Marie Dora, showing Tuesday and Wednesday at the Bijou. The Lash Again closes tonight.
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Beatrine
Bijou
Gail Kane
Arthur Ashley
Montagu Love
Afariel Ontriche
Marie Dora
the Lash
Frank Budnik of Bridels Goalee Passes Away
Frank Budnik aged 79 a native of Russian Poland died at his home in Bridels Coulee Greenfield Sunday morning after a long illness. He had lived in Wisconsin for 42 years and leaves a widow and daughter Mrs John Strittmather. He was a member of the Polish National Aid society. Funeral services will be at his home 18335 Ferry street at 8 30 Tuesday morning then at Holy Cross Catholic church at 9. Interment follows at the Catholic cemetery.
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Frank Budnik
Poland
Bridel's Coulee
Greenfield
Budnik
Wisconsin
Stoddard
Bricel's Coulee
John Strittmater
Polish National Aid Society
Roman Binert
Ferry Street
Holy Cross Catholic Church
L. J. Ruffel
Nigh's Latest Success Opens at Casino
Acclaimed by exhibitors and critics as the best picture yet filmed by William Nigh Life's Shadows opened Monday at the Casino for a two day stay. The film follows a country town lawyer portrayed by Nigh, a brilliant derelict who is disliked yet feared and ultimately proves the village's guiding spirit in a homely tale of small town politics and home life.
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William Nigh
Mr. Nigh
Metropolis Trusts Bridge Delay After Injunction
Milwaukee based Metropolitan Investment Company wins injunction blocking State Street bridge construction. Court orders show cause why city should not be compelled to proceed with the proposed bridge, restraining work pending further ruling.
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Milwaukee
Wis
State Lstreet
Metropolitan Trovestment Company
Metropolitan Company
Glane
Verse and Reverse Optimism in a Bright World View
An informal verse scene notes Ola Ebenezer Brown praising the world as fine and Jeremiah Gree as hopeful amid good humor. Ez Haskins is praised as a salt of the earth, with a skeptical line about fault when the world falters. A fragment contemplates a portrait last night, desiring a delicate pink and white depiction.
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Ez Haskins
Cole
Hee Ace
Musterole Ad Promises Quick Joint Pain Relief
An old musterole advertisement touts the mustard oil ointment as a remedy for bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia rheumatism lumbago and chest colds claiming millions of jars are used yearly and it is recommended by doctors and nurses with fast rubbing relief and pneumonia prevention noted.
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