Scandia Journal notices and regional updates
Local brief from The Scandia Journal notes changes in residents and careers including Dr Carl Lake visiting Salina and A Douglas moving to Hardy Nebraska. It reports Rock Island passenger train No 7 delayed by high water in Tennessee and mentions aviator Carter Larson killed in Montana. Masonic lodge district meeting planned in Belleville with W H O Davis as state lecturer and a six o’clock welcome.
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Rock Island
Towa
Masonic Lodge
Belleville
W. H.O. Davie
Lebanon
Watkins Directting Farm Goods Offers From Beloit
Quality driven appeal invites farmers to buy direct from the manufacturer. Beloit Mirchie Works advertises designs and warrants. 8500 Watkins men profit from selling 175 standard national brands. J R Watkins Dept 112 Winona Minn promotes bond backed stock to open nearby territories.
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Beloit
Watkins
J. R. Watkins
Winona
Minn
Erstwhile Susan star Belongs to Constance Binney
The piece reviews Constance Binney in Erstwhile Susan as Barnabetta Dreary a motherless servant girl who endures abuse and hardship to win a prince and a happy ending. It lauds Binney’s dramatic range from wistful charm to mature emotion and predicts the film will lead the Princess theatre’s bill next Tuesday. The page also notes a U S Civil Service exam for postmaster at Scandia on Oct 8 1921 under an executive order. Application details outline forms and submission through Washington or Scandia offices.
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Constance Binney
Susan
Barnabetta
Agoa
Max
Cinderella
Miss fWaney
Sire “Net
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Beheville
Scandia
United States Civil Service. Commission
Washington
WAC
Commission
W&he
Court bars U S spelling in official documents Melbourne
Federal chief justice in Melbourne declares American spellings barred from high court documents. He stipulates programme and centre spellings are preferred, claiming English spelling is sufficient. Included is a horoscope note predicting Aquarius births are sharp judges and adept at gathering information and social events.
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Melbourne
Victoria
High Court
Ie E
Possible Ancestor of Man Found by Smithsonian in Montana
The Smithsonian Institute dug up a skull in central Montana that teeth indicate belongs to the great ape family, suggesting an ancestor of man. The institute says it was not a monkey, and no monkeys are known to have lived in what is now the United States.
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Smithsonian Institute
Montana
Institute Beiieves
The
United States
Man Pleads Guilty in Reckless Driving Auto Case
Deputy Sheriff Chris Wild describes a collision scene after a vehicle ran over a person near a stalled car. Henrich, arrested later, faced Justice Woods court and pleaded guilty to forgery and reckless driving, with a $10 bond.
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Babylon
Sherby Chris
Henrich
Tustice Woods Court
Enrich
A Child For Sale Offers Grave Question To Viewers
The film A Child For Sale at the Princess theatre asks parents to consider what a baby is worth. Ivan Abramson directs a dramatic photodrama that probes middle class conscience without preaching. It aims to stir national feeling about conditions affecting families in the United States.
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Ivan Abramson
Princess Theatre
Abramson
United States
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Internal Cure
An old advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy that purifies blood and reaches mucous surfaces to treat catarrh. It claims doctors endorsed it for years and invites readers to request testimonials.
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Hall
I Cheney ¥ & Co
Toledo
Aggistes
A Child for Sale theater drama review at Princess theatre
The reviewer lauds Abramson's film as a groundbreaking drama exposing economic ills of the middle class. The piece portrays the "white-color fraternity" between capital and labor and draws viewers into the characters' joys and sorrows. It urges audiences to see the film at the Princess theatre on Thursday and Friday September 29–30. City Meat Market advertises home rendered lard at 12 82 cents per pound.
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Mr. Abramson
Princess Theatre
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