Two Dead Six Hurt In Atlantic City Hotel Fire
A blaze in Atlantic City, New Jersey, killed James Bennett of New York and an unidentified woman, and injur ed six others including several firemen. The fire started at the Hotel Bothwell and spread to the Senator and Casino buildings, with total losses around 625000. The National Grange exhibit and several local events were disrupted as crews from multiple towns aided the difficult fight amid freezing conditions.
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Gargle Throat With Aspirin Ad Brief
A vintage advertisement advises preparing a throat gargle by dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls of water. Gargle throat thoroughly and repeat in two hours if needed. Emphasizes using genuine Bayer Tablets with the Bayer Cross in tins of twelve bottles for a few cents.
Brownhelm P T A to Meet Wednesday at School
The Brownhelm Parent-Teacher Association will hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon November 19 at the school building. All parents and others interested in the schools are invited to visit the school session and, after dismissal, attend the PTA meeting where a speaker will be pres.
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Brownhelm
PLTA
Amelita Galli Curci Marks 35 on Tour Debut
Thirty five years old today is Amelita Galli Curci the famed Italian coloratura soprano now on her first Great Britain concert tour. The article notes the six week run and a $100000 guarantee, mentioning the coincidence of eight years since a prior milestone.
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Amelita Galli-Curci
Great Britain
Debut in America Elevates Night Listen Star
A singer made her professional debut at a popular priced Saturday show in a Chicago auditorium. The next morning she woke famous, and since then she has been a conspicuous figure in the public eye.
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America
Chicago
Milans Born Singer Galli-Cure Encouraged to Opera
The Milan born Mme Galli-Cure, daughter of a banker, grew up in a musical circle. Mascagni, a noted composer and friend of her father, urged her toward an operatic career, shaping her early path in the art.
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Mme. Galli-Cure
Milan
Mascagni
Debut in Rome 1910 Sparks Rapid Fame
In Rome in 1910 she made her debut and rose to fame within fifteen years. She reportedly earned 350000 for a single phonograph record showcasing her remarkable voice.
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Rome
Iake
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