Dorothy Gish in a new Biograph portrait with a dark wig
The brief notes Dorothy Gish, twenty-one, from Tayton Ohio, famed for Griffith's and Biograph films, wearing a dark wig in a new photograph. Readers are invited to guess the identity behind the pale blue eyes and turned-up wig, with playful wonder about her summer comfort in such disguise.
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Dorothy Gish
Griffith
Lit
Tayton
Ohio
Biograph
Cupid
Luumette
Herrinette
Dorothy
Douglas MacLean Leads Enid Bennett in Happy Though Married
Douglas MacLean returns as the leading man opposite Enid Bennett in the Paramount film Happy Though Married from the Thomas H. Ince studio. The story follows a young mine seeker in South America whose love for Milly Lee leads to marriage and a series of misadventures, with a memorable baby girl and a sawdust doll mother adding charm.
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Douglas MacLean
Dainty Enid Bennett
Paramount
Thomas H
Artcraft
Mary Pickford
South America
Milly Lee
Miss Bennett
Sawdust Doll at Dreamland Theatre Promises Crime Drama
Entertainment note credits Aenes C Johnston and Mary Pickford scenario writer for Baby Marie Osborne in The Sawdust Doll. The Dreamland Theatre projection Wednesday promises a popular crime entertainment with home life themes, showing a widowed father facing new troubles.
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Aenes C. Johnston
Mary Pickford
Maries Osborne
Dreamland Theatre
Arice
Superb Gaot in The Better Wife Cast Preview
The cast for Clara Kimball Youngs forthcoming Select Picture The Better Wife arrives at the American theatre on opening day. Nigel Barrie plays Sir Richard Beverly, Kathryn Williams appears in a key role, Lillian Walker is Helen Kingdon, Irving Cummings fits a tailored part as the Comte de Cheveral, and Ben Alexander joins as the child star with Barbara Teenant and Edward Kimball in the ensemble.
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Clara Kimball Young
Miss Young
Nigel Barrie
Royal Flying Corps
Richyard Beverly
Kathryn Williams
Lillian Walker
Helen Kingdon
Irving Cummings
Comte de Cheveral
Ben Alexander
Barbara Teenant
Edward Kimball
Cuban Inventor Claims Molasses Fuel for Sugar Mills
A Cuban inventor announces an apparatus to use molasses as boiler fuel without choking furnaces. The device would enable the sugar industry to valorize this waste product, potentially transforming waste liquor into usable energy within mill boilers.
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Cuba
Amherst Brenites Arm to Start Garment Factory Soon
Lattin, manager of a new Amherst ladies garment factory, inspected the building and announced operations would begin early next week. Women seeking work should file written applications with sewing and power machine experience to H. A. Lattin Co., Amherst, by mail or at the factory. Mr. Lattin will interview applicants in the coming days.
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A Lattin
Ladies’ Garment
H. A. Lattin Co
Amherst
Stewart
Lattin
Alta Cutta
Charles Barber
Cleveland
Barber
P. D. Barber
A. A. Hunter
M., BE
New York
Jack
Rev Hunter
M. E
Albert Kreeger
South Mainstreet
C. C.masters
Alice Masters
Freeport
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Stone Church
George Liphardt
Cornell Avenue
H W Powers
Toledo
George Hough
Grandison
New York City
United States
Needlecraft Club
Red Cross Teaches Accident Prevention for All
The American Red Cross First Aid Bureau promotes first-aid training to prevent accidents and reduce injury. Laws in several states push first-aid in industry, mines, and factories. Instruction targets youth and adults, aiming to cut preventable deaths and lifelong injuries.
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Red Cross
First
American Red Cross
Department of Military Relief
America
Red Cross Aids Soldiers With Home Service Network
The Red Cross under Military Relief expands care for soldiers returning home. Ohio Indiana and Kentucky camps aided 246200 doughboys last month with convalescent homes recreations and bank transfer services. 500 Home Service reps assist 50000 patients in camps nationwide. Bankers Association joined to provide non negotiable receipts ensuring safe fund transfers to hometown banks.
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Department of Military Relief
Red Cross
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Lake Division
Cleveland
Red Croat
Sallota
Camp Sherman
Camp Taylor
American Bankers’ Association
Hughes Act Implemented City Health Board District Meetings Planned
Ohio counties prepare for organization meetings of mayors and township trustees to reorganize local health agencies under the Hughes Act. The act took effect August 10, with district supervisors briefing officials. A district advisory council will elect a five member health board, including two physicians, one farmer, and one attorney or municipal official, with terms arranged to ensure annual turnover.
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Columbus
Agung
Ohio
State ‘Department of Health
State Department of Health
District Board of Health
Board of Health
Young mother Mrs G Helen Bennet dies at 27
Friends of Mrs. G Helen Bennet of Graf ton regret her untimely death at home on Sunday morning. Aged 27 she leaves four daughters aged five weeks to seven years and is survived by her husband Glenn A Bennet of Bennet Milling. Her parents from Valley City, Mr and Mrs ale, two sisters. Funeral services will be held at the local church.
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G. Helen Bennet
Glenn A. Bennet
Grafton
Bennett
Bennet Milling Company
Valley City
Ale
Ant Tunneling Skills Compared Across Regions
A compact note reports observations on ant tunneling abilities in various regions. It mentions ants hollowing trees and biting with power comparable to woodworking, citing authentic cases of tunneling under ditches and streams, including notes on South American ants and references to Carrie Dewey.
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Treea
London
Bital
New
Seid
Carrie Dewey
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