Moose re Christ? S Program at Moore Ridge family event draws large crowd
The Moore Ridge Moose held a Christ mas program for members families at the high school auditorium Sunday. A vaudeville show moving pictures and Santa Claus entertain the children. Frank Sittinger welcomed attendees and announced the upcoming Good Samaritan Club. Toys candy and books were given to children and treats to the ladies.
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Moore Ridge
Ite
Santa Claus
Frank Sittinger
The
Moose
Good Samaritan Club
Film Roles and Hollywood Stars Move in 1927 News
Daily News Letter reports Queen Marie of Berrania loses a film role to Clarissa Selwynune who will wear the gown. Knuta Rockne may write a football story for MGM. Adolphe Menjou's brother Henry debuts in films. Henry larger than Adolphe. Mary Philbin signs Universal contract for Lea Lyon TM. Renee Adoree to star in Back to Gods Country. 3D film vision in development by Spoor and Blackstone easing Theodore Roosevelt story The American.
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Hollywood
Cal
Queen Marie of
Berrania
Clarissa Selwynune
Marie
Olga Ivarovitch Nekhiudos
Dimitri
Mary Philbin
Carl Laemmie
Universal Pictures, Corp
Miss Philbin
Lea Lyon
Max Brody
Renee Adoree
Universal
God's Country
Lina Beynolds
George K. Spoor
Historie Essenay Company
Commodore J. Stuart Blackson
Vitagraph
Theodore Roosevelt
Spoor
Turandot Dazzles Vienna Critics and Audiences
Vienna preserves its opera prestige with Puccini Turandot staged in sumptuous setting. The second cast, led by Mariaeth and Jan Kiepura, earns rave notices though Kiepura is a temporary War saw import. A Polish youth is praised as Caruso successor with six months forecast.
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Vienna
Giacomo Puccini
Europe
Milan
Dresden
Venice
Jeane
Vienna Opera
Lee Slezak
Lette Leymann
Stecor
Mariaeth
Jan Kiepuca
Kiepura
State Opera
Warsaw
Furandot
Riepura
Caruso
Vienne
Jeritza
Vincent News Infirmary Visits And School Program
Vincent December report notes William Gerrien injured at work with a badly burned foot needing crutches and Bonnie Spraine taken to Memorial hospital for appendix surgery. A strong Vincent school program, a weekend visit by Mr and Mrs John Benster, and a large turnout for Markley school Christmas entertainment with recitations dialogues and songs.
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Willian Gerrien
Ling
Bonnie Spraine
M Morial Hospital
Tyr. Townsend
Vincent School
John Benster
Marian
Markley School
S S S Tea and Tonics Promoted for After Flu Recovery
An old ad touts S S S as a remedy to restore strength after influenza. It claims to build red blood cells, improve nourishment, and renew energy, promoting its herbal content and modern lab preparation.
Million Offered for Central Park Rehab in New York
A group led by Heckscher offers 1.9 million dollars for Central Park rehabilitation if the city matches part or all of the funds. The action was announced to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment as a $1 million appropriation for trees and park works was discussed, with confirmation by Mayor Walker.
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AMC New York
Heckscher
Headedy
Central Park
Board of Estimate
William B. Rowlstone
Central Park Association
Parks and Playgrounds Assoc
Walker
First Woman To Fly Over North Pole Challen ge
Berlin reports at the International Society for the Exploration of Arctic Regions meeting the question of which woman will first fly over the North Pole. Dr Wegener notes polar regions remain the last frontiers for women before a first polar ascent ensues.
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Berlin
Br. Geor. Werriner
Callege
Onta
International Society For the Ex
Arctic
Dr. Wegener
Poles
North
South Pole
German police seize freak animal exhibition in Breslau
Authorities seize a six legged calf a five legged doe a five legged pie a rare heron a dwarf monkey and a buzzard from an exhibition of freak animals to collect a 1 600 mark judgment. Bailiffs move the entire outfit to the courthouse while officials weigh costs of feeding the captured creatures and whether the plaintiff bears those expenses.
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Berlin
Breslau
Baliffs
Baby Tom the Deer Arrives at Central Park Menagerie
A lone deer in New York's Central Park Menagerie will soon get a playmate named Baby Tom. George Grove of Mannerville found the young deer abandoned at his gate and nursed him. Baby Tom will join the park as as neighbors and animals welcome him with peanuts and friendly chatter.
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New York
Central Park
Tom
George Grove
Mannerville
Mr. Grove
Tor
Sexy
Baby Tom
Blood Tells In Race Showing The 1928 Season
A retrospective on the 1928 thoroughbred season highlights Man o War’s lineage and its impact. Crusader, Scapa Flow, and Edith Cavell are noted as top performers with Crusader earning major stakes and two-year-old accolades. The year features Derby and Preakness winners, track records, and major races such as the Suburban, Gold Cup, Brooklyn, and Metropolitan.
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Mount Sinai
Crusader
Scapa Flow
Edith Cavell
Toto
Alenge
Faith Cave
Cataris
Tia Juana
Bradley
Peanuts
Lias
Sarazen
Withers
Brooklyn
Capa Fion
Fair
Chance
Osmond
Rip Hop
Draconis
Pantella
Vermaga
Lord Chase
Whitney
H. Ney
Expensive rabbit hunter in France linked to robbery
Paris reports the costliest rabbit ever shot in Bourg by three men recently arrested. They allegedly pressured game through car headlights at night, trapping rabbits and causing deaths as authorities stress stronger hunting regulation enforcement.
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Paris
France
Bourg
Eggs for breakfast gain in U S and Canada
Reading from a survey by F A Gougier of the Minals Agricultural Association shows growing popularity of eggs at breakfast. The average U S per capita consumption climbed from a fraction of a dozen to dozens between 1920 and 1925, while Canada rose from 16.8 to 26.8 dozens per person.
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Chicago
F. A. Gougier
Minals Agricultural Association
United States
Canada
Movin Folks on Clothes and a Distant Copper Find
A collage of quotes about fashion and masculinity features Richard Dix and John Millan discussing clothes as a character signifier. The piece notes a fashion snapshot and includes a remark on copper discovery in Clifford township near the Quebec border.
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Hollywood
Jean
Richard Dix
John Millan
Mike
Clifford Township
Quebec
Canada
Paper rope basket weaving ushers new craft era
The article describes a new method for making durable baskets using crepe paper rope and colored threads. It details wrapping and sewing techniques to form a patterned center, rising rows, and color blocks, with a diamond design and multi color sequences. It also touches on a protective shellac coating and mentions bird-related garden ideas.
Feeding the Birds How to Make a Bird Sanctuary in Your Own Garden
An article advises creating a bird friendly garden to help wildlife in winter. It discusses feeding practices from simple kitchen scraps to systematic food and water resources, and notes how different species like sparrows hedge warblers and tits respond to food placement and attracting methods.
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Stits
German authoress joins German Academy of Letters
Hicards Tagh a leading German authoress faced a mix up after being elected to the German Academy of Letters. The secretariat sent the honor letter to the wrong name, Henry Hugh, provoking a caustic reply from Fran Hugh who, at 62, accepts the seat as the second woman member joining Clara Viebiz.
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Secrere
Berlin
Hicards Tagh
Deiimsn
Imortals
Academy
Fran Hugh
Clara Viebiz
Child Falls Into Grate Burns Fatal In New Lexington
Four year old Mary Louise Tourney of New Lexington died at 2 PM from burns after tripping into an open grate while seeking a Christmas tree. The accident occurred as her family was at home in Zanesville.
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Zanesville
Mary Louise
John Tourney
New Lexington
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