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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
6
The Campfire Girls present Minnetoska's Dream a campfire play in Hawley's Hall on Saturday evening May 13 Cast includes Gladys Jacobs Miss Chamberlain Edna McDaniels Esther Hawley Alberta Bateman Bernice Howard Hazel Ecker Gretchen Mc Daniels Nellie Ecker plus others in drills and songs Admission 15 and 25 cents with proceeds for a vacation fund.
Irvin Cobb and Van Loan tour six Los Angeles bookstores promoting Back Home. Clerks misidentify the author and title, sparking Cobb's mock fury as he declares Back Flame a real book he wrote. Van Loan had pre-told clerks to clear shelves, leaving Cobb to vent at the boneheaded clerks.
A notice invites readers to call and speak with Dr. Menn about headaches and nervous symptoms due to eye strain. The event is set for Friday May 5 at the Miller hotel.
You save freight on staves and fixtures. You can get our spring hoop that automatically adjusts the silo to prevent swelling and shrinking.
A Lynden delegation is highlighted in a Washington State College bulletin. Five Worthen family members attend the university including Minnie M. Worthen a junior in English and president of the Prohibition League. Elsie Worthen studies Mathematics and participates in the Columbian Literary Society and Y W C A. Frank Worthen, a senior in Horticulture, wrestles and belongs to Lambda Chi Alpha. Chester and Howard Worthen are also members of the same fraternity. John Wolf studies Agriculture and is a Lambda Chi Alpha member.
Alfred Capper recounts Sir Herbert Tree recalling a busy town where two plays advertised for the same day. A pompous actor manager arrives to a crowd as a stylish reporter asks in Upper Tooting if he is the Darling of the Gods or the Worst Woman in London.
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