Story Editors and the Lively Old New York Scene
A crystallized profile of story editors shaping film history and the social milieu around Yorkville. It highlights Jacob Wilk and Julian Johnson, notes editors’ influence and riches, and sketches the Algonquin circle with Rex Beach and others. The piece ends with a colorful Yorkville glimpse and a bizarre twin birth note.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Dees
Jacob Wilk
Story
Pasteur
Hollywood
Anthony Adverse
Julian Johnson
Most Women Don’t Need Beauty Parlors
Sallow complexions and pimply skins are often not a matter for cosmetics. Constipation can be a serious handicap. Mental dullness headaches sleeplessness and other issues may be caused by constipation. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a gentle laxative option without shocking the intestinal system. Available at druggists for 15 30 and 60 cents.
Read These Accident Stats Or Die A Little Inside
A sharp appeal uses earthquake and auto crash death tallies to shock readers into safer driving. It frames 36800 deaths and 967840 injuries as real lives and urges caution on Sunday trips and speed, urging readers to see every statistic as a person.
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Japan
Travelers Insurance
Bill
Mary
John
Anna
South Amherst Churches Plan Christmas Programs
Three South Amherst churches map Christmas plans with events including a Methodist Sunday School pageant titled Tie Came To Bethlehem. Directed by Miss Margaret Rice and featuring Elsie Duncan Yale, the presentation is set for Friday evening December 24 at the church.
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South Amherst
Dec. S
Methodist Sunday School
Bethlehem
Elsie Duncan Yale
Margaret Rice
St. Ohn’s Evangelical
Grand Trustee William Wetherald to speak at Eagles event
William P Wetherald of Zanesville Grand Trustee of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will speak Thursday at Elyria Aerie No 434. A 6 PM banquet with Elyria officers follows a 580 reception, then a lodge meeting at 7 30. Entertainment at 9 30 features 18 acts including 12 from Cleveland as decorations brighten the night.
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William P Wetherald
Zanesville
Order of Eagles
Elysia Aerie
Wetherald
Lyle Castle
A. R. Graber
Eric Wetherald
The
Elyria Aerie
Cleveland
J. L. Mathis
Christmas Eve program planned by Reformed Sunday School
Reformed Sunday School schedules a Christmas Eve program at the church with a play and other activities. Rehearsals have started. Congregational Sunday School will hold Christmas exercises at the church on Thursday evening December 23 featuring music recitations and dialogues.
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Reformed Sunday School
Congregational Sunday School
Mrs Engle to entertain Ladies Dime Society at church
Mrs Arthur Engle will entertain the members and friends of the Ladies Dime Society at the Congregational church parlors Thursday afternoon.
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Arthur Engle
The
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
PTA Bingo Party at School Auditorium
The Parent Teachers Association sponsors a bingo party in the school auditorium on Thursday at 7 30 PM with prizes and refreshments. Proceeds fund new gym bleachers.
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Parent Teachers Association
First Glacial Human Habitat Found on River Don
Archaeologists uncover a 35 000 year old glacial period habitation on the River Don in the Soviet Union. The site includes a clay hut and bone and flint weapons, marking the first such discovery in the USSR.
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Moscow
Don
Soviet Union
Bayonet Found Near Fort Necessity Site
Uniontown reports a Civilian Conservation Corps worker uncovered an ancient bayonet near the Fort Necessity site, famed as Washington’s first battle and surrender.
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Uniontown
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fort Necessity
George Washington
Six Indian Students to Perform Puppetry at Oberlin
Six Indian students from six tribes will perform at Oberlin's Dudley Peter Allen Memorial Art Galleries Friday at 7 30 P M. Director Miss Siby Malm leads the group from Haskell Institute Lawrence Kansas in dances and legends including Scarface a Blackfoot legend and a modern Plains Fancy War Dance. Bas il Milovsoroff Oberlin puppet expert calls the exhibit an outstanding contribution to puppetry in America.
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Oberlin
Siby Malm
Dudley Peter Allen
Miami
Santa Clara Pueblo
Commanche
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kansas
Basil Milovsoroff
America
Theft Proves Costly for Detroit Man
Lester F White, 50, of Detroit, faces grand jury action after a theft of a fountain pen and pencil valued at $9. He was arrested in Oberlin two months ago for stealing the set from the A. R Kimpton store, arraigned before Mayor C. R. Comings, pleaded not guilty, and was bound over. During this period he remained in custody.
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Lester F White
Detroit
White
Oberlin
A. R Kimpton
C R Comings
Carcer
County Jail Inmate Sentenced After Guilty Verdict
A man jailed for failure to post bond was found guilty by Judge Guy B. Findley. He received a $50 fine and 30 days more in the county jail. If tried before Mayor Comings he would have been released a month earlier.
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Ated
Guy B. Findley
White
Comings
West Ridge BRIEFS
Mrs Anna Mason son Robert Mason and Marguerite Mason were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harley Wilson and daughter Ireta of Eaton. Mr and Mrs Willam Eddy of Vincent called on Mr and Mrs Harrison Peters Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs H H Drusendahl visited Mr and Mrs Robert Dumas of Elyria Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J H Penfound also noted.
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West Ridge
Anna Mason
Robert Mason
Marguerite Mason
Harley Wilson
Ireta
Eaton
Willam Eddy
Vincent
Harrison Peters
H H Drusendahl
Robert Dumas
Elyria
J H Penfound
Amherst family hosts birthday party for Mrs Betts
Harland Caywood and Ardith Caywood joined Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of Chestnut Ridge as guests Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Robert Silver attended a birthday party at the home of Mr and Mrs F M Hopkins of Amherst honoring Mrs Lawrence Betts on Sunday afternoon.
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Harland
Ardith Caywood
Robert Smith
Chestnut Ridge
Robert Silver
F. M. Hopkins
Amherst
Lawrence Betts
Bicycle Treasure Hunt Captivates White Plains Students
In White Plains New York the bicycle treasure hunt craze began with 150 students at the College of Our Lady of Good Counsel who staged a campus-wide hunt on bicycles.
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White Plains
N. Y
College of Our Lady of Good Counsel
Duck Carries Gold Found in Mallard Crop
Mrs. C. W. Van Duesen of Owasco New York found a small gold nugget the size of a pen in the crop of a mallard she was preparing for dinner. The incident highlights a surprising discovery during supper duties.
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Owasco
N. Y
C. W. van Duesen
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