Paid in Advance at the Strand theatre feature
William Stowell stars opposite Dorothy Phillips in Paid in Advance a Universal Jewel production at the Strand. Stowell plays Jim Blood a Yukon gold miner nicknamed the car for his roguish ways, but redeems himself in the story.
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William Stowell
Dorothy Phillips
Universal Jewel
Jim Blood
Yukon
Strand Theatre
Inferior Sex at the American theater features couture
The film starring Mildred Harris Chaplin showcases over a dozen gowns including Paris creations and New York voguish designs. The story centers on women in wealth and fashion with rich interiors and settings in luxury spaces, offering a vivid view into high society fashions.
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Lfe
Mildred Harris Chaplin
Paris
New York
Colonial screening of A Regular Girl at the Colonial
Elsie Janis's opening scene for A Regular Girl staged at the Colonial Theatre. Myron Selznick arranges through Elsie Janis and Commodore Benedict the charter of the yacht Oneida to supply a crucial party scene aboard one of the world's largest vessels. Elizabeth Schuyler is celebrated by her father in the plot snippet.
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Eisie Janis
Selznick Pictures
Colonial Theatre
Myron Selznick
Elsie Janis
Commodores
Benedict
Elizabeth Schuyler
Elizabeth
Not this way to love on the yacht dance night
A popular socialite faces rivals at a yacht party, eyeing Robert King. She rejects five suitors and declares, Follow me, then dives from the edge. Matt Moore follows in a tuxedo as both resurface damp but smiling after their escape.
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Robert King
Matt Moore
Elizabeth
Matt
Shore Inn scene of lovely dinner party
Mr and Mrs A L Stark of this jetty entertained at Shore Inn a courteous dinner for Mrs M R Huntington before her summer departure to Putin Bay. Guests included Robert B Lersch William Masterton George Stevens Seymour Prentiss Henry Wack Richard D Perry Jr Howard Barbour Scott Gilmore Allen Smythe and many others from Elytia.
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A L Stark
Sume Iec
Lake Shore
Shore Inn
M R Huntington
Putin Bay
Robert B. Lersch
William Masterton
George Stevens
Seymour Prentiss
Henry B. Wack
Richard D Perry Jr
Howard Barbour
Scott Gilmore Allen Smythe
Gertrude L. Schafer
Edith H Mortimer
Earl W. Brow
Max Suppler
Rules
W. Rg. Huntington
Dorothea B. Lersch
Barbara Wick
Crump and Dukes
John B .Duncarn
Richard Faxon
Norman Olderdice
Dan Symons
Chauncey Smythe
Elytia
Nurses Celebrate Lorain St Josephs Training Class Banquet
Elyria and Lorain nurses graduating from St Josephs Training School Lorain in August were honored at a banquet Saturday at Albers Villa. A multi course dinner served at 8 covers set for 40. The 1920 class includes Louise Path Doris Hance Mabel Reamer O Telia Schultz Gertrude Weyer Loretta Smith Mrs Hattle Barta Fare Schultz Florence Plato Marguerite and Maria Hauer. The class is the largest in the hospital history.
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St. Joseph’s Training School
Lorain
Albers Villa
Louise Path
Doris Hance
Elyria
Mabel Reamer
O'Telia Schultz
Amherst
Gertrude Weyer
Ridgeville
Loretta Smith
Norwalk
Hattle Barta
Fare Schultz
Florence Plato
Marguerite
Maria Hauer
Industrial Girls Picnic at Riverview Park Tuesday
The Industrial Federation or the YWCA announce a picnic supper at Riverview grove on Tuesday June 29. Registration at the YWCA office is requested this evening or Tuesday morning between 5 30 and 6.
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Riverview
Industrial Federation
Riverview Park
Coal Men Profiteers Say Lauce Allegations Spark Debate
The article cites profits of major anthracite firms from 1916 to 1918 with output totaling about 325 million tons over seven years, noting large dividend payments and high retained surplus. It highlights Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Company and Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal Company dividends and capital stock funding from mining profits.
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Origiipal Ming
War years profits surge at coal firms amid production rise
A Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company income account shows limited output growth of 11 percent during the war, yet profits rose nearly 50 percent and profits per ton jumped 435 percent. Combined records for Lehigh Valley Coal and Navigation, Lehigh & Wilkes Barre, Lehigh Valley, and Philadelphia & Reading indicate net incomes rose from 6.92 million in 1912-14 to 13.16 million in 1916-18, up 89 percent. 1919 figures suggest even larger profits than 1918.
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Philadelphia & Reading Coal Company
Lehigh Valley Coal and Navigation Company
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Lehigh Valley Company
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Moral force needed says Gov Coolidge at Vermont commencement
Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts urged Americans to use their moral force to meet future economic and political challenges. He received a doctor of laws degree at the University of Vermont ceremony, where 235 graduates were conferred. He warned against profiteering and said increased production is the remedy for high prices and debt costs.
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Burlington
Coolidge
Massachusetts
University of Vermont
America
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Hubert Struthers E B Bernard Durkee North Eaton Clyde Wolfe Valley City Ralph Dunham Middle Ave Alta Mitchell Ridgeville and a newborn son to Mr and Mrs ER Godfrey Lodisa Discharges include Paul Sehmittgen Elyria Henry Stauder Cleveland Mrs L B Kennedy and baby Princeton Mrs Sam Brubacker and baby Mrs J Scroggie Olmstead Falls
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Hubert Struthers
Bernard Durkee
North Eaton
Clyde Wolfe
Valley City
Ralph Dunham
Middle Ave
Alta Mitchell
Ridgeville
ER. Godfrey
Lodisa
Paul Sehmittgen
Elyria
Henry Stauder
Cleveland
L. B. Kennedy
Baby
Princeton Are
Sam Brubacker
J. Scroggie
Olmstead Falls
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