Blackfeet Intercede With Wind God At Two Medicine Lake
In a drought era between 1835 and 1827 the Blackfeet sought aid from the Wind God on Chief Mountain to end famine. Seventeen warriors journeyed to the summit, the rain came, buffalo returned, and Two Medicine Lake became a sacred Blackfeet site in Glacier Park.
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Rocky Mountains
Judson Bay
Rockies
Montana
Starvaton
Eeven
Chief Mountain
Glacier Park
Multimillionaire Ed ward Courtlandt in Paris
The text notes Ed ward Courtlandt appearing in Paris after an opera and a cafe visit, suggesting his extraordinary mobility between cities like Paris and Kamchatka.
Secrets and Smugglers in a Dark Café Interlude
In a tense Paris night scene Flora Desimone is pursued by American Edward Courtlandt who demands her address. A young woman, studying for opera, exchanges money for information, and both fade into a web of memories, motives, and a riddle between two years apart.
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Burma
Flora Desimone
Venus
Phryne
Flora
Courtlandt
Monsieur
Edward Courtlandt
Circe’s Isles
Signorina Desimone
Mr Courtlandt
Alver
The Beautiful Tigress Flora Desimone and a Taxicab Night
A Calabrian opera star, Flora Desimone, uses allure and malice to test men in Paris. Edward Courtlandt, watching, sees her calculated world of luxury, money, passion, and betrayal as he returns to a taxi and grapples with his own indifference and anger.
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Flora Desimone
Flora
Champs-Elysees
England
America
Eve
Rome
Nero
America Consuls Report Movies Dominate European Amusements
Reports from American consuls in Europe show films now top entertainment across regions. Bavaria shows high theater counts and millions of yearly tickets. Nuremberg and Hof cite film attendance dwarfing other amusements. British observations note growing cinema hold while cowboy films fade in popularity.
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Washington
Nuremberg
Germany
George Nicolas Ifft
Bavaria
Munich
George N Ifft
Hof
Faerth
Great Britain
Preaching That Uplifts
An editorial from the Haverhill Gazette extols uplifting preaching that rises above daily gloom. It argues true, genuine faith raises human worth and clarifies what life may stand for, offering dependable reassurance.
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Haverhill Gazette
Failure of Artificial Food
The article discusses the viability of living on artificial or concentrated food extracts. It argues such a diet would cause disease due to nutritional deficiencies and could not be sustained long term, citing beriberi scurvy and pellagra as examples.
Eddie Redway Shifts to Comedy Leads at Major Theaters
Eddie Redway, now a leading comedy actor, spent a year with Arthur Roberts at the Lyric in London performing The Modern Don Quixote and later The Messenger Boy under George Edward. The Scottish Irish and Welsh star was engaged in Chicago during a visit to play leading roles for the photoplay public.
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Eddie Redway
Arthur Roberts
Lyric Theater
London
England
George Edward
Redway
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Chicago
Specialist on Railroad Photoplays Led by J P McGowan
J P McGowan, the producer, is known as a specialist on railroad photoplays and continues producing them from every angle. His company members are nearly as versed in railroad lore as he is, with Helen Holmes, the leading woman, claiming she almost goes on in around or under trains.
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J P. McGowan
Helen Holmes
Fantasma filmed with Hanlon brothers’ extravaganza rights
An eastern company has acquired the filming rights to the Hanlon brothers production Fantasma. The group promises fantastic effects and trick scenes that adapt well to precise photographic reproduction.
No Inducement Tango Fades from Dance Craze
The passage notes the waning tango fad among the public and even clergy questioning the propriety of the old dance as social tastes shift away from past trends.
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Circe
Terpsichore
What would you do when first employed to bring an action
A law exam prompt asked the candidate what to do first in filing suit. The reply stated by the examiner was to ask for a retaining fee, a retort cited as the passing answer in Livingston.
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Livingston
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Pao
Synops
Eleanora de Toscana
Paris
Kamchatka
Avenue de Wagram
Europe
Eddie Radway
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