Bankers and Farmers Conference Sets District Goals
A Raleigh meeting of bankers and farmers under the American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission adopted recommendations for the Fifth Federal Reserve District. They call for banker loans to students studying agriculture and home economics, aim to raise soil productivity with efficient farming, promote diversified farming to supply farm families, and urge placing a county agent in every county with a banker farmer conference each fall at the state agricultural college.
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Agricultural College of
Banker-Farmer
Agricultural College
Nations savings plant tripled in ten years
Savings banks and banks with savings departments rose from 5,878 in 1912 to 16,709 in 1928, a 210 percent increase. Savings deposits now comprise about one half of all bank deposits of every description, per the Savings Bank Division of the American Bankers Association.
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Savings Bank
Amercan Beakers Association
Creary to face second attempt at electric chair
Bulletin from Mineola New York reports Kentucky mechanic William Creary to be executed for the murder of his sweetheart Edith Lavoy a Freeport schoolteacher. In his address to the jury assistant district attorney Elvin Edwards argued Creary shot Lavoy in June 1922 amid a rage over her threat to end the relationship.
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Mineola
State Today
Wiliam M. Creasy
Kentucky
Edith Lavoy
Elvin N. Edwards
Creary
Parmint Cough Remedy Claims Quick Relief
An old home remedy advertisement touts Parmint double strength as a quick cough stopper. It instructs mixing with water and sugar to make a pint dose and promises soothing healing poultice effects for children and adults alike.
Famous Old Coast Guard Cutter Bear Retiring Soon
In Washington it is reported the Bear, a renowned Coast Guard cutter, will retire. The vessel carried back Greely expedition survivors in 1883, aided the Overland relief expedition of 1897, and in 1921 rescued the Maud crew, the ship Amundsen used for polar exploration.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Greely
Amundsen
Elyria Radio Club Hosts Evening Talk on Radio Development
About a dozen members attended the Elyria Radio Club meeting at the Winton Hotel to discuss three phases of radio progress. John Mills of Western Electric urged young talent to study science, stressing the need for understanding existing science before future breakthroughs.
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Elyria Rano Cus
Wesern Electric Co
Ers
Tig
Winton Hotel
John Mills
W.toa
Western Erectre Co
New York
Philosphy
Mills
Germany
Lee de Forest
Enna Radio Claus Dle
Thars
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Clear Skin
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe gentler alternative to calomel for complexion care. It claims the tablets cleanse the blood and liver, reduce pimples, and improve digestion, urging readers to try a package at 35 cents.
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Dr. Edwards
D. Edwards
Dr. Eowands
Edaarcseq
Amos Pabes
Combined Minstrel Show 15 at Rialto Jan 21
The Gus Hin Evans and Honey Boy Evans Minstrels consolidation brings a new Rialto Theatre show on Monday January 21 with a matinee. Forty performers from Ethiopean comedy will present music song laughter novelty and a street parade as a key feature. Gus Hill conceived the production and Jim Gorman staged it with seat sales starting Saturday.
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Gus Hin
George “Honey Boy
Evans
Rialto Theatre
Gus Hill
Jim Gorman
Helen of Troy New York Comes to One Theatre
Helen of Troy New York arrives at the One Theatre Cleveland Sunday night January 20 for an eight month run at the Selurn Theatre New York. The show features Queenie Smith Tom Lewis Helen Ford Joseph Ler tora Charles Lawrence Clyde Hunnewell and Stella Hoban in an elaborate production noted for charm and beauty adding to the appeal of Helen of Troy New York.
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Helen of
New York
One
Cleveland
Ommnat
Prezenng
Queenie Smith
Tom Lewis
Helen Ford
Joseph Lertora
Charles Lawrence
Clyde Hunnewell
Stella Hoban
Egfreid Wagner Plans American Revival of Bayreuth Festival
The article notes Egfried Wagner, son of the famed composer, traveling to America to promote reviving the Bayreuth festival lands. He inherits musical talent from his mother, Lisbon descendant, and has earned credit as an operatic composer though once sidelined by his father into architecture.
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Egfried Wagner
America
Bayreuth
Wagner
Liszt
Hichard
Tadgers
Bors
Debonair Self-Image Shocks Woman in Vienna Matrimony
Richard Dodson of Beloit, Wisconsin, told Stephanie Barisch through her music teacher in Vienna that he was young and debonair and owner of a string of apartment houses. She, seeking romance abroad, found him a 60 year old bachelor, married him, and now his false claim ends their relationship. He is accused of misrepresenting himself.
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Richard Dodson
Beliot
Win
Stephanie Barisch
Vienna
Austria
Stephanie
Richard
The Eternal Three and The Dangerous Maid in 1920s cinema
The Eternal Three probes a life crisis as a home invaded by an illicit lover, sparking debate on society’s dangerous crime. Constance Talmadge stars in The Dangerous Maid a drama set in James II era England, where she plays a bold court figure. Colonial also features Jackie Coogan in Long Live the King with a lively entry.
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Constance Talmadge
Miss Talmadge
James II
England
Jackie Coogan
Long
the King
Dreamland and Smugglers Night at the Rialto
A fragment from a period paper notes Dreamland presenting Crashing Courage a tale of a desperado encounter with smugglers. The hero escapes on plains and follows them to New York to rescue his sweetheart and reveal the crooks in an exciting adventure with light comedy. Also billed are Gus Hl and George Hones Boy Evang Minstrels at the Rialto on January 21.
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Couragy
the Weat
New York
Alec
Rialto
Gus Hl
George Hones
Domestic affairs deepen for novelist Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanders
New York on January 16 reports indicate further complications in Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanders domestic life. Mia Sanderson planned to return to Florida while her husband and her former chauf eur and business representative Ellsworth Baswett remained free. Sanders instructed his attorneys to explore grounds for a possible divorce action related to Baswett's relationship with his wife.
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New York
Nina Wilcox Putnam Sanders
Mia Sanderson
Florida
Ellsworth, Baswett
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Eternal
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Ohio
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Cretary
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Western Reserve Finance Company
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