Child's Theater in Garage Starts Vogue in Moline
In Moline, a neighborhood project named Little Theater uses children ages six to ten to interpret roles free of charge. Mrs. Calvin Nesbit opened the venue in a repurposed garage, drawing families from across the city as they stage productions like The Toy Lane. The group aims to nurture confidence and artistry among youngsters, with early sessions teaching basic stagecraft before performances.
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Fragmentary tale of a troubled home scene and gossip
A garbled OCR read shows a domestic quarrel after a wife refuses a fifth Sunday visit. Neighbors already talk about a nearby couple as plans to attend church are mentioned. The line about the stove and a distant husband suggests strain and social scrutiny in the community.
Manchurians Repurpose Discarded American Street Cars
In Mukden Manchuria citizens celebrate a local rail revolution as old American street cars, retired from New York, are repurposed for a new horse drawn service in a Japanese zone. An observer notes the cars’ origin and the quirky reuse boosting local pride in public transit history.
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Dew
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New York
Takie
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Not a Linguist Oculist Tests Patient Reader
A medical oculist questions a patient who can read the large letters on a test card while claiming difficulty with smaller type. The patient misreads the size, insisting he can see the letters clearly at the top line HM P R TVZBODFHKEK.
Tonsiline Sore Throat Remedy Adurges Stocking
A vintage sale notice touts Tonsiline as the national sore throat remedy. It urges readers to keep a bottle at home or expect to need it when drug stores close, selling sizes 35 cents, 60 cents, and one dollar.
Patient Confesses Difficulty With Pronouncing Word
The Los Angeles Times reports a patient says he cannot pronounce the blooming word and believes he is at his best if allowed to proceed. No further context or details are provided in the fragment.
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The Restaurant Pair Ends Feud in Eatery Row
The Pond da Lae Reporter notes a café duo split after a public spat. The establishment faces a change as both partners pursue separate ventures, reshaping the local dining scene.
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