Big Bingo Dominates Circus Zoo In Published Portrait
An informal portrait of Big Bingo the giant elephant circulated from the Tingling Brothers exhibit tents. The piece notes Bingo's smaller stature than Hig Bingo and his fame as a remarkable pachyderm from India's forests. Ringling Brothers show arrives Friday July 6 with Bingo central in a block-long menagerie and extended viewing before Clodereia opens.
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Big Bingo
Tingling Brothers
America
India
Asia
Ringling Brothers
Hingo
Tax records show scarce watches in county townships
Balina Kandune 20 note tour townships report only one silver and one gold watch each, while four townships show fifteen watches. No explanation in assessor returns for past taxation.
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Balina
Kandune
Otter
Corn Remedy Ad Warns Women Off High Heels
A vintage warning promotes Freezone as a fast corn remover for sore toes from high heels. It claims quick relief by applying the drug directly to the corn, causing it to detach and vanish without irritation. The ad urges clipping the tip for a wife’s reader grasser.
Who's Who Behind The War Army Major Gen Henry J Sharpe
Major General Henry J Sharpe, born in New York on April 20, 1858, served as Quartermaster General. The article details his 1876 academy appointment, various commissions, and pivotal role coordinating rail transport, provisioning, shelter, and logistics for up to 3,000,000 troops in a potential European theater, including the expansion of the transport fleet and the Paymaster Corps.
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Henry i, Sharpe
New York
Military Academy
Army
Waymaster’s Department
Washington
Henry J. Sharpe
Europe
War Department
Sharpa
Chauncey Baker
General Sharpe
United States
Sharpe
National Guard
Paymaeter'a
Who's Who Among Garden Enemies Bulletin Summary
National Emergency Fool Garden Commission notes cabbage cucumbers melons and tomatoes as most attacked crops. For insects use poison-non-nox or lead-to chewing insect killers and nicotine. sucking insects treated with nicotine sulphate. Bordeaux mixture controls leaf spots. for incurable wilt pull and burn. Replant only on uninfested ground. Some crops need no spraying while beets, chard, endive, parsley, parsnips, lettuce, peppers, spinach may require targeted sprays.
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National Emergency
Bordeaux
Cliery
Navy enlistment rises since war opening
Washington report shows 8249 men have enlisted in the navy since the war began. Total strength reaches 1203, with recruiting gains recorded today and yesterday, netting an enlistment increase of 146.
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Washington
Navy
Buckwheat Advocated to Cut Living Costs in Prolific Planting
Franklin Menges of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture urges buckwheat as a lower cost cereal to offset wheat shortages. He notes buckwheat’s high digestible content, comparable nutrition to wheat, and a short 70-80 day growing period. The plan highlights planting in late spring, weed control, and soil restoration with rye or wheat after harvest.
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Franklin Menges
Pennsylvania Department
Agriculture
Call of Her People opens at Regent Theatre tomorrow
First of a series of Metro features presenting The Call of Her People stars Ethel Barrymore in a lavish screen adaptation of Ed ward Sheldon's Egypt!. Filming will take place in Florida for exterior scenes with a budget exceeding 190000 dollars. Supporting cast includes Robert Whither and William B. Davidson.
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Edward Sheldon
Egypt
Ethel Barrymore
Regent Theatre
Metro
Richard A. Rowland
Miss Barrymore
Florida
Ann
Misa Barrymore
Piri
Sha 5
Robert Whither
Elena Fuchte
Wilam BR. Davidson
Buckwheat Boosts Potash for Higher Potato Yields
A Michigan field notes buckwheat straw as a potash source unlocking soil minerals for storage and growth. Reported practice shows potatoes planted beneath buckwheat straw yield larger, higher quality potatoes per unit of fertilizer, with one bushel of buckwheat seed per acre and soil cultivated well.
Picking Offces Honeymoon Talk Ends in Candid Split
A bridegroom and bride discuss their future roles after returning from their honeymoon. The bride rejects both president and vice president positions, signaling a division in the couple’s planned partnership.
Ethel Barrymore Displays Horsewoman Skill in The Call of Her People
Ethel Barrymore shines as a horsewoman in The Call of Her People adapted from Edward Sheldon's Egypt. The star rides at breakneck speed through rough country roads and crowded streets with extras and riders, as the gypsy heroine rescues her lover amid pursuit. Regent Theatre shows today and tomorrow.
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Ethel Barrymore
Meira
Edward Sheldon
Egypt
Mins Tarrimore
Misa Barrymore
Gypsy Swantheart
Kiis
Regent Theatre
The Divorce Game Comes to Regent Theatre
Len Dilrichstein presents The Divorce Game starring Alice Brady at Regent Theatre Priday and Saturday. The witty farce highlights a wealthy American girl, her French husband, and their circle, delivering clever situations and sparkling humor.
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Len Dilrichstein
Alice Brady
Regent Theatre
Priday
Acreeneil
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Circus
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Pearl OF
the Army
Maft Correstudent, Internations News Service
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Strand Theatre
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the Masked Stranger
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