Behind the Paris Theater Feud Over Chanticleer Author
In Paris at the Theater Porte J Martin an uproar erupts as actor Guitry refuses to name the Chanticleer author, amid rumors the elder Rostand’s son Maurice provoked the scenes with romantic liaisons and a translation. Rostand reportedly unsettled by the affair.
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Paris
Porte
J. Martin
M. Gultry
Chanticleer
Jean Coquelin
Monsieur Edmond Rostand
Maurice
Canticleer
Rostand
Gultry
Maurice Rostand
Maube
Ghost Attends Ball Watches the Dancers
Petersbureg General Shulman introduces Count Tryvardy Burashinsky of the Russian Society for Peyehien re Board who says he has seen his own spectral double since age seventeen. The count, a normal twenty three year old, observed his wraith at a Kleff ball lingering near dancers as researchers from psychical science follow the case.
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Petersbureg
Shulman
Russian Society For Peyehien
Trvodur-Burehinsky
Kleff
Tryvdar-Burashinsky
Society For Psychical Research
Fischer Dr
Techeecholff
Gluchovekel
Pens That Made History Treasure by Owners
London King Edward's gift to the people of South Africa of the pen used by His Majesty to sign the South Africa Union Act is among many mementoes treasured worldwide The last historic pen was a quill carried home by Sir Robert Bond a colonial premier as a souvenir of the Colonial Conference
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London
King Edward
South Africa
Robert Bond
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths
An old time health ad warns that kidney disease underlies many deaths from heart and lung conditions. It promotes Swamp Root kidney remedy by Dr Kilmer, claiming quick relief, and invites readers to request a free bottle and book by mail in Binghamton New York.
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Soci
Sinil
Bleriot to Open Aviation School in England
London reports that Louis Bleriot plans to open a regular aviation school in England. He seeks a mile square, level ground near a town with rail or trolley access, to safely train beginners using a specially built heavier-than-usual aeroplane for control practice.
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London
England
Pay
Af Chatons
Itheims
Dorothy Levitt
France
M. Belliot
M. Bierlot
Foley's Honey and Tar Earliest Lung Remedy Ad
Sore lungs and raw lungs are described as a miserable health state. The ad claims Foley's Honey and Tar quickly cures soreness cough and restores normal condition. Koeppen Bros promote Foley's Honey and Tar as the greatest throat and lung remedy.
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Peole
Foley
Koeppen Bros
Brewster's Millions at Oregon theater sparks astonished laughs
A February 28 show promises a witty adaptation of the tale of a young man tasked to spend a million dollars within a year. The production highlights a dramatic yacht scene amid a storm, praised for realism and stagecraft. Royal Tracy and Cohen and Harris' comedians star in the engagement.
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Oregon Theater
George Barr McCutcheon
Winchell Smith
Byron Ongley
Frederick Thompson
Messrs. Cohen and
Harris
Royal Tracy
Farmers urge government loan for farmers at 3 percent
Spokane Wash. L C Crow chairman of the Farmers Industrial and Cooperative union with 20 000 members advocates amending the postal savings bank bill to allow direct loans to farmers on land security at 3 percent. He argues current policy lends to banks at 2 3 4 percent, costing farmers 19 percent money.
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Spokane
Wash
Postal Savings Bank
L. C. Crow
Farmers’ Industrial and Co-operative Union
Northwestern
Del
Farmers Seek Cheaper Money and Ownership Farms
A congressman urges an amend ment to a measure calling for a four square deal for farmers and producers. He argues cheaper money will keep farms profitable, prevent bankruptcy from high interest, and help solve the tenant problem by promoting ownership farming and permanent industry.
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Congress
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
A 19th century style medical ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh, a constitutional disease, by internal use affecting blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and urge readers to send for testimonials. Sold by druggists, The Cane all's Family Pills for constipation noted.
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Hall
F. J Cheney & CO
Toledo
Nruggiate
Appropriation Favored for the Columbia River
Portland reports that the Rivers and Harbors bill includes substantial Columbia River funding. The proposed total is 2,155,600 with line items from Wenatchee to Bridgeport at 25,000 and Bridgeport to Kettle Falls at 60,000 plus Sellio to Snake River at 90,000. other allocations are listed in the bill.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia River
Congress
Wenatchee
Bridgeport
Kettle Falls
Selllo
Snake River
Columbia River Improvements Benefit Northwest States
The article discusses broad funding for Columbia river works including the Dalles and mouth of the Columbia with totals in thousands and pounds, arguing appropriations will yield lasting benefits for the Pacific Northwest. It highlights improved upper river navigation, lower shipping costs, and broader regional advantages across the Inland Empire to the sea. Also notes regular sales at Central meat market with chicken specials.
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Dalles
Cascades Canal
Vancouver
Portland
Willamette River
Mouth of
Columbia
Pacific Northwest
Inland Empire
Northwestern States
Northwest States
Pendleton City Pound Seizure Notice for Two Animals
The Marshal of Pendleton takes up a brown mare about 12 years old and a sorrel yearling colt described as missing brands with a crooked left ankle. If unclaimed within ten days, the animals will be sold at public auction at 2 pm February 18, 1910, at the City Pound at Cosbie and Webb Streets to cover costs. Proceeds fund the costs of sale. Dated February 7, 1910.
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Pendleton
Cosbie and Webb Streets
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