Dorothy Gish Stars in Bright Shawl Romance at Majestic
Dorothy Gish delivers a lively performance in Bright Shawl a romantic film that follows a dramatic tale of love and loyalty amid a South Seas backdrop. The Majestic shown the feature with high style and an unusual theme while Lois Alterner wrote the promotional material and the story unfolds with a series of engaging situations.
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Dorothy Gish
Rivebi “Theater
Pep Pegi Tyres
Pavana
Elie Tsu
Sr Ceragires
Mdeermeine Fn
Orba
Ole Garra Conan
Opry
Majestic
Majestic ‘Theaper
Daliis M. Fitegeral
Lois Aeliner
Richard Barthelmess
Rivoli Theatre
Mining Firms Plan Court Test of Minnesota Tax Law
A consortium of mining companies plans a court challenge to Minnesota tax statutes. The filing challenges portions deemed illegal by the firms, detailing protests by several corporations and local towns over property assessments and interest charges tied to mineral lands and franchise fees.
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Minnesota
Fragmentary San Francisco telegraph excerpt summary
A garbled OCR fragment references San Franciscan telegraph operators and a mention of girls and Chinese traders. The passage is incomplete and contains unclear terms and names, offering no verifiable events, dates, or identifiable subjects.
Nine game capitation kept player alive with weight
A fragment notes a player named Bieden Nerk lylayer who had a nine game streak but was kept A iow through capitation. The text is unclear and may refer to a sports or medical note about maintaining weight for eligibility.
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Bieden Nerklylayer
Public Debate on Patriotism and Citizenship
Fragmentary text describes a public debate with deferential tones toward established ideals. It references unity, patriotism, and American civic values, mentioning speeches by HENRY AXveEnsoN and a discussion of light and guidance, possibly metaphorical, from lantern fish and bioluminescence.
Barefoot pilgrims crowd Shwe Dagon shrine in Rangoon
In Rangoon the Shwe Dagon pagoda draws attention as foreigners arrive barefoot to honor the temple. Since 1820 a rule bans footwear on the pagoda platform, yet many American visitors have chosen to remove shoes and socks to view the gold-coated stupa up close, with plans for additional arrivals.
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Rangoon
Hingeen
Asia
Wmcoda
American Teiveless Haere
Tangnon
Alaska the Happy Hunting Ground
Alaska is described as a vast undeveloped region with potential for conservation, farming, timber, and mineral resources. It notes spruce timber, paper pulp potential, rapier areas, gold and copper occurrences, oil deposits, iron fields, and other untapped minerals awaiting development.
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Alaska
Old Shoe Custom In Ancient Feudal Ceremony
A fragment discusses tossing an old shoe after a trifle as a misapplied practice. It notes the custom should be done by a bride’s guardian to renounce authority, citing feudal chieftains removing shoes and passing them to conquerors as the origin of this practice.
Minnesota forest fires reported to be under control
Fire crews say fires across northern Minnesota and northern Wisconsin are under control after a strong wind slowed the advance of flames. Coppper Falls, Superior, and nearby areas reported threats eased, with only scattered timber damage remaining in balsam and spruce stands. Local fire wardens noted improvement as crews containment efforts continued.
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Minnesota
Copper Falls
Upper
Wisconsin
Superior
Aortherm
Ty Fe
Newid
Fridar
AE Murter
Annger
Canins
Fragmented past and fire tale across regions
Forest fires threaten wilderness, driven by shifting winds, as firefighters work to contain a furnace of flames. The blaze swept four miles square with no buildings lost. In New York City the Commission of Weights and Measures reports diamond weights so fine a hair could tip the balance. Fish reportedly sense salt and oxygen levels in seawater as they migrate through varied currents.
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Casino
the Commission of Weights and Measures
New York City
Curzon Attacks Gravesend Indian Princess Search
Foreign Secretary Curzon condemned the Gravesend bones dig for the Indian princess Parahontas, calling it a desecration of antiquities and a quasi religious cult. He warned against antiquarian zeal amid reports of a chaotic scene around the interment site.
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Curzon
London
Marquis Curzon
Gravesend
Parahontas
Society For the Protection of Ancient Buildings
Thursias
Wen
Ingsmacch
Bridgeman
Lord Curzon
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Dane & Ag
Fata Asseb
Furan
Jules Behea
South Seas
P.constiturinnal Pecans
Speerial
St. Peisseer
The
Werkce Eas
Efivekys
Roneliir
Epetite
Cijbern
Morts
Tharites
Dave
Sands
Henry Axveenson
India
Dagon Pagoda
LA Crosse High School
John Galeworthy
A. B.C of Commerce
O’clark
High Sctual
Old Shoe Contetti
Washington
Winona
Mamma
Eolumbia
Columbia
Solumbia Beay
Tega
Tambia Iphopke
Riviera
God
Withism
FOX
Casing Theatre
Riwgii
Santo i Sin
Hergesheimer
Belasco
See
Neon Ee Lewis
AE Wayne
METRO
John Russell
Law
Seaiousy
Alice Terry
Ramon Navarro
Harold
Harry
Beyerstedt Bros
William Fox
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