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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1921
Page
3
A collage of quirky lines and vignettes on social scenes, gender roles, a comic doctor scene, audience thoughts, and street car seating quirks. It mixes humor, struggles, and reflections on era norms through brief, fragmentary passages.
Ill inois theatre next Friday night hosts the McGregor company’s Dardanella praised as an international success. Seats go on sale Wednesday at 9 am with a six-seat limit per buyer to thwart speculators amid packed houses and rising prices.
Franklin D Roosevelt announces James Hamilton Lewis of Chicago as state chair for Illinois in the Woodrow Wilson Foundation. The foundation will award income from subscriptions to honor Woodrow Wilson’s public service and promote democracy and peace. National headquarters are set at 150 Nassau Street, New York.
Superintendent Wright will begin shutting off water today for 86 delinquent app users who have not paid water taxes for two quarters. Bills range from 1 to 60 dollars. Reconnection requires a fee after service interruption under City Council and Mayor McLean orders to ease city finances.
A historic note praises The Branding Iron as one of Reginald Barker's greatest productions opening with a famed group of stars.
License entries show Forrest Hagan of Colchester and Doris Leach of Macom tied on one date .23 with Henry L. Cadwalader of Harris township Fulton County paired to Alice M. Hart of the same date .18. These brief notices announce intended marriages.
C D Eshelman announces the dental office is now open after a vacation period. Dr. Eshelman permits patients to resume appointments and welcomes new and existing patients to schedule care.
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