Ground Hog Weather Satirized as Rain Fails Shadow Claim
Reporter recounts G Hog seeing no shadow due to rain water filling his burrow and Weather Observer G N Salisbury hedges the traditional rite. Salisbury forecasts rain and high winds, while the ground hog’s shadow forecast is dismissed as unreliable.
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Unseasonable Groundhog Day Forecast Baffles San Francisco
Weather forecaster says California has no ground hogs and shadow predictions depend on night conditions, making local Groundhog Day lore moot.
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Ground Hog Weather Forecast Seen From Colorado
A bright sun greeted the ground hog in Denver as forecasts suggest six weeks of bad weather if the omen proves accurate. Reports across Colorado indicated generally fair weather for shadow making and the prediction of a stormy spell ahead.
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The Scoffer Opens Today at Coliseum with Mary Thurman
Mary Thurman stars in The Scoffer at the Coliseum with Rhea Mitchell and James Kirkwood. The drama follows a surgeon ruined by a lover and a friend, then returns as an iconoclast after prison. Also notes other films and cast at local theaters.
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The Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Women
The advertisement notes many women suffer headaches irritability backache and fatigue from striving for progress. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a natural restorative that has helped women for nearly fifty years.
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Mabel Normand in What Happened to Rosa at Rex
Mabel Normand stars as Mayme in What Happened to Rosa at the Rex through Wednesday night. A comedy drama blends with the run of what happened to Rosa. Also What Happened to Rosa opens a new feature "While New York Sleeps" on Thursday.
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Charles Ray Starts Sixth First National Picture
Charles Ray begins work on his sixth First National film, an adaptation of Charles Hoyt’s The Midnight Bell. He directs with assistance from cousin Al Ray.
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