Sunflower Becomes Movie Star On Alberta Farm
In Edmont on Alberta a cinema firm shows footage from George Emerson's dairy farm depicting sunflowers in their life cycle from weed to milk and butter. The crop grows rapidly reaching up to thirteen feet, harvested by horse-drawn reapers, stored in silos, and fed to dairy herds. Sunflowers are praised as a top silage crop with nutritive value equal to corn fodder and yields of 30 to 35 tons per acre.
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Edmonton
Alta
Mary Pickford
Charlie Chaplin
George Emerson
Edmentor
Number 17 at the American theater in Elyria
George Walsh stars in Number 17 a William Fox Photo-Play based on Louis Tracy novel depicting mystery love and adventure in New York underworld Walsh battles a gang to protect those he loves director George A Beranger aimed for stark realism in set design and portrayal
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Elyria
New York
William Fox
George Walsh
American Theatre Now
Louis Tracy
George A. Beranger
Cinderella's Twin at Colonial in Elyria film
Ruth Stone house named star attraction again featured in a Luther feed picture at the Colonial. Viola Dana leads in Cinderella's Twin a caper about criminals who use a kitchen maid to steal wedding gifts. The plan succeeds then unraveling suspicion but ends happily.
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Cinderella
Elyria
Ruth Stonehouse
Metro
Luther Feed
Viola Dana
Connie
Misa Dana
Taliaferro Field Auction Sheds War Past
Fort Worth Texas reports Taliaferro Field once used by Canadian then U S air services will be sold at auction February 27 after Washington orders. The Texas training camp saw many losses with 196 fatalities across nearly 100,000 flight hours at three camps Barren Carruthers and Taliaferro. Barron Field concentrates surplus Army Air Service equipment for the Southwest with over 200 planes to depart by June 20.
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International News Service
Fort Worth
Tex
Taliaferro Field
Canadian Air Service
United States
Washington
Taliaferro
Texas
Vernon Castle
DeWitt Payne
Robert Isett
Peyton C. March, Jr
Peyton C. March
Ormer Locklear
Milton Elliott
Los Angeles
Worse Than Measles or Mumps Is Our Greatest Disease
Rev Dr Jales F Rittenhouse argues worry fuels crime and erodes moral life in a Columbus sermon. He says worry spreads through society, stems from fear of losing work and health, and that faith counters it. He notes Americans are marked by worry despite outward success.
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International News Service
Columbus
Jales F. Rittenhouse
First Baptist Church
Dr. Rittenhouse
America
Moses
Life Certificates Granted to Lorain County Teachers
The State Department of Public Instruction reports Lorain County teachers receiving life certificates after a recent examination. Corinne B Brown Olive McNeal from Elyria schools Mervxa Hy Charl ton Oberlin Lola M Finley Alma Hollman and Mary Kibrenner Lorain are listed as successful.
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Lorain Counry
Hell
Columbus
State Department of Public Instruction
Corinne B. Brown
Olive McNeal
Elyria
Mervxa’ Hy Charlton
Oberlin
Lola M. Finley
Alma Hollman
Mary Klrebner
Fof Lorain
Clark to Seek Bail After Grand Jury Indictment
Collins Clark indicted by the last grand jury on grand larceny was brought into court Saturday and asked for bail. Judge Junge Thomason fixed it at 500 dollars and Clark will endeavor to procure bail. The University of Chicago reports total student registrations at 5 738, up 266 from last year.
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Collins’ Clark
Junge Thomason
University of Chicago
Great Britain Exports to U S Rise in 1920
London reports Great Britain exported goods to the United States totaling 574 million dollars last year, up from 358 million in 1913, driven by early 1920 boom and a decline in later months. Also notes Pennsylvania State College lists electrical engineering as the top course with 387 of 1,109 early period students enrolled. Chicago allocates 150,000 yearly to feed meals for needy children daily.
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International News Service
London
Great Britain
United States
American Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvani State College
Peridg
Chicago
Gambling crackdown targets local boys with dice under lights
Hel(l)aire police launch drive after complaints of boys gambling with dice for pennies at night under street lamps. Separate notes mention London opening 23 compulsory day continuation schools for the first time and a planned billion-dollar club house for University of Michigan women students and alumni.
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Hellaire
Investisaton
England
London
Michigan
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East
Humboldt
Orotava
Teneriffe
Chamounix
W. Broad
Holland
Finnan Haddie
M. Lesnick
A. Rombus Confectionery
C. Dimter
Ohio Sanitary
Joe Petry
York State
Walter
Gerber
Armour’s
Cervolat
Belle of the
Merrill
Seerey
Luther Reid
MR. Reed
Dallas Fitzgerald
John Arnold
Eres
George
Walsh
Mary Niles
Hart
Clark
Eagle Brand
C. B. Mead
SON Light and
Lorain, GC
Louis Fincy
Pittsburg
Spaulding Coal& Supply Co
Rialto
Theatre Tonight
Billy Watson
Krousemeyer’s
Sandusky
Rialto Theatre
John W. Vogel
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