Chaplin and Wells face a new era in cinema art
The article notes a hoped for collaboration between Charlie Chaplin and H G Wells as a turning point for film. It praises Chaplin as a premier screen artist and Wells as a master novelist, predicting their joint venture could steer the industry toward genuine drama and higher artistic standards.
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Gates
I. G. Wells
Charlie Chaplin
Wally
Wells
Mr. Chaplin
Anaterial
Mr. Wells
Government Control D. Underwood on Rail Strike Motive
Erie railroad president Underwood voices the view that the looming rail strike aims to bring government control. He notes not all labor groups share that motive and questions whether workers would accept government employment if control were restored. He recalls wartime rail operation and high prices that prompted the government’s speed drive and wage policy.
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D. Underwood
Erie Railrroad
Mr. Underwood
Island
Mirogd
Tabor
Tim
Government control and labor in postwar era questions
The passage questions whether government control of industry can return after the war, noting changes in leadership from Wilson and McAdoo to Harding and Melon. It asks if government employment is preferential or highly paid, and whether workers fully grasp the implications of reclaiming war era controls. It stresses the shift in times and leaders as critical factors for labor deliberation.
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Melon
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Stetson & Sets
Sveerod Eooliy
Elkins
Driesis
Wren
Vavemai
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Iman
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Meigin
Atoll
Woman’s Tribute Museum Opens in Frances Willard Dunesville
A one room school house at Dunesville Wisconsin is now a museum honoring Frances E Willard longtime national president of the WCL C The piece points out the lack of female statues in the Ball of Fame Washington DC and argues for more female representation as women gain freedom and equality The author notes that greatness is often inspired by mothers and calls for broader recognition of women’s achievement.
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Frances E. Willard
WLC. T. C
Washington, D. C
Waste and waste in coal use warned by survey
The Gro rogical Survey notes only a fraction of coal becomes mechanical energy with most ending as ash and smoke. It urges inventions to curb waste and preserve resources for future generations as attention turns to waste reduction strategies.
Dam breaks flood endangers Cuipsvilln and Beaver Creek
In a July morning the left wing of the Milling dam at Cuipsvilln breached causing widespread flooding into Beaver Creek and threatening to submerge tracks to the G, as Maxwell Lumber yards flooded. Town fears submersion rise. officials prepare delegation to Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association congress in Allon.
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Cuipsvilln
Beaver Creek
Maxwell Lumber Company
Noo
John Benger
Joseph Thouske
William Orrance
Migstasippi Iver
Allon
Bethel Lutheran Choreh
Vorner
Sit
George Stree
Dollert Af
Milwaukee
G. Xa Vollent
Eagle Blu
American Missionary Jubilee Celebrations Highlight Church News
AL Xew Tuondun marks the American Missionary Association pathfifth anniversary at Albany since 1848 while the Jubilee Singers celebrate fifty years. Across the diamond jubilee era the association reports over 27 million spent aiding Nestons Indians Esquimans Mountain Whites Porto Ricans, with Jubilee Singers credited beyond 40 thousand in fundraising. The first year income stood at 412, etc.
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AL Xew Tuondun
American Missionary Association
Albany
Jubilee Singers
Lask Organization
We Association
Wisk Jubilee Singers
Fragmented Romance Clashes in Elkins Street Chase
A dramatic scene unfolds as a tense confrontation erupts between two figures near the Elkins residence. A man circles a wary woman, veering between anger and lingering attraction while an implied danger lingers from the rising conflict and sudden departure of bystanders.
Rich Kid Revels On Riverbank One Reel Yarn
A chaotic scene unfolds as Jack visits his cousin and the two boys head to the river by water. They encounter a boastful rival, scuffles ensue, and the exchange ends with Jack inviting the other boy to join a playful game, amid rough banter and watery mishaps.
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Jack
Urich
How to Cartoon with Shading in Light and Shadow
A guide explains shading techniques for cartoons, detailing light sources and the resulting shadows on a portrait. It covers shading areas such as the face and clothing, advising heavy lines and white gaps for depth, plus tips on contrast and ink work like solid black shadows and highlights.
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Pyers
Asure
Cowie Sins
Femor
Ole
Jinsson
Fragments Tell of Varying Times and Local Notices
Fragmented OCR text hints at a history piece mentioning Libby, Eb, Mandy, and Libby’s gift, plus a Ren e Mission appeal and local road concerns. It references a 70 year span, Gravel Versus Concrete, and a noted voter majority context.
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Iy Filien
Tye
Lin
Emily Eser md
Renene Mission
Weey Dewey
Main Street
Calhoun County
Fragmentary note on trees and pests in Ann Farathe region
A partially legible item references trees and pests in a location resembling Ann Farathe. The text is garbled but suggests concern about pest issues and tree health in a local area, with no clear dates, figures, or named institutions.
Abe Martin Reflects On Small Town Resilience
Constable Pham recalls a bygone era when women faced danger with stoic humor. He notes the hardest task is to appear pleasant and sane while managing a tense, volatile atmosphere in the store and community.
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Pham
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