Beneath His Dignity in Fight Against Revolutionaries
A speaker dismisses mingling with ragged radicals and vows to remain faithful to the army. He rejects degradation and asserts his commitment to combat the bull.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
10
A speaker dismisses mingling with ragged radicals and vows to remain faithful to the army. He rejects degradation and asserts his commitment to combat the bull.
A humorous exchange has a woman declaring the woman she marries should have wealth, while the man retorts, noting his own weight comes to one hundred seventy five pounds. The banter pivots on a joke about weighing with a coat on and secretly holding the weight in his arms.
In Wall Street two methods exist for acquiring wrecks one paying full price and the other attempting to buy in as a bargain. The note discusses risks and potential gains from each approach.
A mother dog protecting her litter thrilled film crews during scenes for The Crimson Challenge at Paramount. Directors struggled to separate dam and pups, eventually cageing the dogs off set for safety while the dog supervised her offspring. Meanwhile Pearl White stars in The Broadway Peacock at the U S A Theatre with a tale of New York glamour.
The film based stage show features Louise Ghrum in the lead with seven supporting actresses led by Betty Francisco and Gertrude Claire. Mahlon Hamilton and Donald MacDonald play the principal male roles in J Parker Read Jr new Associated Producers production.
Hollywood’s pace and hype frame a sales pitch for The Green Temptation starring Betty Compson. Paramount director William D. Taylor sought twenty hard boiled yeggs for a gangster laden plot at the U S A Theatre. Casting efforts enlisted a pug and former convict to recruit.
Adolph J. Lesback, injured while diving into the Milford river on Sunday, showed improved condition Tuesday night after doctors initially feared for his life. A cracked fifth vertebra and neck trauma raised concerns of temporary paralysis due to possible spinal cord pressure, with Dr. B. Becker in charge.
Jack Lewis and his Fremont family prepared for a Colorado tour after buying a new car last night. They loaded gasoline oil and provisions including a tent then slept. At around 5:30 this morning the family discovered the car and provisions missing, a theft investigated by the State Journal.
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