Big Show at Ocean Park Casino Opens With Glowing Debut
Ocean Park Casino opened with a large Monday night crowd enjoying a top tier program. Lena Pantzer balanced on the slack rope to applause, Lyric Comedy Four delivered sharp vocal work, Harry First and Company offered a poignant comedy patter, Elton Polo Troupe wowed with aerial feats, May Ward sang hit numbers, and Spellman’s bears closed the show with a crowd pleasing display.
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Ocean Park
Grover
Lena Pantzer
Harry First
Marri
Mr. First
Jacob Weinstein
Davis Warfield
Miss Hadley
Elton Polo
May Ward
Miss Ward
Bill
Spellman’s
Bears
Woman Talks on China at St Luke's Church
Miss Mary Carlton an adopted Chinese girl and college student spoke under the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at St. Luke's M E Church. She shared her life story and escape from bondage before discussing China's awakening. A large audience attended and new members joined the society.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Mary Carlton
St. Luke’s M. E
China
The
Foreign Missionary Society
Remark About She Talks Twice As Much
A Cleveland Leader cited remark noting a girl talks twice as much as other girls the speaker knows and a claim that she has a double chin.
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Cleveland
Connecticut Wedding of Miss Fanny S Shaw and Leslie S Marshall
Miss Fanny Sanford Shaw of Red Bank and Leslie Stancliffe Marshall of Jamaica, West Indies, wed at Christ Church Redding Ridge Connecticut with Rev. Ralph Bray and Rev. William Jayson officiating. Bride wears lace gown with orange blossom veil. bouquet features lilies of the valley and bride’s roses. They will reside in Hempstead L I.
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Fanny Sanford Shaw
Red Bank
Leslie Stancliffe Marshall
Jamaica
West Indies
Christ Church
Redding Ridge
Connecticut
Ralph Bray
William Jayson
Annie R. Banks
Bridgeport
Hempstead
L. I
Wedding Delayed After Slang Sparks Aunt Niece Exchange
In a Chicago Tribune brief, an exchange unfolds as Elderly Aunt Hepzibah rebukes prizefighting slang used for a wedding that has been put off. The young niece clarifies the wording and reflects on misinterpretation.
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Gwendolen
Hepzibah
Chicago Tribune
Ohio Mayor Cuts Salary Amid Tax Law Debates
Springfield Mayor Bowlus reduces salary from 2 500 to 1 500 dollars per year as part of public improvement plans. He states other officials are unlikely to follow, prompting county officials to resist salary cuts. A meeting is called to discuss reducing salaries by at least one third.
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Ohio
Springfield
Ma &Chus
Eaere Bowlus
Reese Ie
Bowlus
Siam's Commerce Gains in February Trade Surplus
The report notes Siam's exports valued at 3,256,895 and imports at 2,233,960 in February, both higher than January, indicating growing commercial importance and a trade surplus driven mainly by manufactured imports.
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Siam
Januay
Eee
Var
Van Cleaf Delivers Thoughts and Immortality Sermons
Long Branch pastor Harry Van Cleaf preached at First Baptist in T. B. Hughes' absence. He spoke on thoughts shaping character from Proverbs 23 7 and on the immortality of the soul to a large congregation. Also notes on bread digestion, citing a London Mail advertisement.
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T. B. Hughes
Northern Baptist Convention
World’s Baptist Alliance
Philadelphia
First Baptist Church
Harry van Cleaf
van Cleaf
Long Branch
Letter Carriers’ Association
Simpson M. E
Baptist Church
London Mail
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Dayne
Animal Notes
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Baker
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