Silent Salesman Behind Gloves At Barber Shop
A man in a barber shop notices the attendant wearing rubber gloves as he cuts hair. The attendant explains he uses gloves to stop the hair restorer from making hair grow on his hands. He then sells a bottle.
Community flags honor Dundee soldiers in a benefit night
A Dundee gathering honors local soldiers with a community service flag and an Honor Roll. Proceeds split between the Dundee Woman's Club and the Red Cross. The program featured songs, plays, a reading, and an address on supporting troops.
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Red Cross
Military Relief Committee
Charles Robertson
Women of Woodcraft
Ladies’ Aid
Dundee Dramatic Club
Dundee Woman's Club
E. H. Anderson
Dundee
America
J. Stanford Moore
Frances Eddens
James Allan
Owen Owens
Mouro
Prof. Anderson
Henry van Dyke
Greer
Hunter
A. J. Palmer
B. S. Hunter
T. A. Harper
W. S. Allan
R. W. Swink
Harper
Wm. S. Allan
Allan
R. W.swink
E. S. Greer
Dundee Woman’s Club
Man confronts motor dealer over broken second hand car
A man storms into a shop and accuses the seller of a failing used motor. He explains tires rotted, paint peeled, gas tank leaks, and sparks misfiring. The proprietor calls a worker for a brutal show of punishment before the plan shifts to punishment in the doorway.
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Jim
Great Ghosts at the Front of World War I Mystery
A London Tit-Bits writer reports the autumn appearance of a towering “family ghost” on the western front. Observers describe a straight, smoke-like pillar several hundred feet tall with a knob at the top, sparking theories of gas release or atmospheric experiments. No gas odor has been detected.
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London
Molasses and gasoline substitution plan faces limits
Australia weighs fuel alternatives as the Commonwealth Advisory Council of Science and Industry finds the sugar molasses supply would yield about 4 million gallons a year. With gasoline imports at 17 million gallons, producing large quantities of a substitute fuel remains problematic. Only a quarter of the 50,000 tons of molasses annually available for distillation is used. the rest is largely wasted.
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Australia
Commonwealth Advisory Council of Science and Industry
Film Star Bouts Go Awry In Final Scene
In a miscue during a climactic shoot out the lead actor strikes a extra too hard and the extra responds with a sharp uppercut. Producers decide to reshoot the last battle with the cast evaluating the stunt.
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Birmingham
Abe-Herald
Which Photo Best Suits A Soldier in Gas Mask
Conversation between two soldiers about photos of the first soldier. The second favors the gas mask portrait as the best. The exchange highlights a light moment amid soldiers evaluating their images.
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Mike
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